2014
DOI: 10.1007/s12229-014-9135-1
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Orbicules in Flowering Plants: A Phylogenetic Perspective on their Form and Function

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“…Ubisch bodies (orbicules) are sporopollenin elements produced by the tapetum. Ubisch bodies are usually found as isolated particles lining the mature locular wall, or between pollen grains (Huysmans et al 1998;Halbritter and Hesse 2005;Vinckier et al 2005;Verstraete et al 2014). They often resemble the pollen wall ornamentation.…”
Section: Sculpture: Ornamentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ubisch bodies (orbicules) are sporopollenin elements produced by the tapetum. Ubisch bodies are usually found as isolated particles lining the mature locular wall, or between pollen grains (Huysmans et al 1998;Halbritter and Hesse 2005;Vinckier et al 2005;Verstraete et al 2014). They often resemble the pollen wall ornamentation.…”
Section: Sculpture: Ornamentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analogies are often found between the ornamentation of the pollen exine and that of the Ubisch body wall (Hesse, 1986; Vinckier and Smets, 2002, 2003). Ubisch bodies are considered have great potential as model system to study sporopollenin deposition, since they are acellular structures, independent of cytoplasmic control (Clément and Audran, 1993; Verstraete et al, 2014). To date, only the RAFTIN gene was identified in pro-orbicule bodies and shown to accumulate in Ubisch bodies in wheat and rice.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…RAFTIN is highly anther-specific and essential for pollen development in cereals (Wang et al, 2003). Future genetic studies to identify the genes and gene products that control sporopollenin polymerisation and exine patterning will need to take Ubisch bodies into account when screening for phenotypes (Verstraete et al, 2014). …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En helechos y en plantas con semilla se han identificados dos tipos principales de tapete: el celular y el plasmodial, esta estructura aporta sustancias de reserva y estructurales, contribuyendo a la síntesis de precursores de la pared de las esporas y granos de polen (Lugardon, 1990;Cresti, Blackmore, & van Went, 1992;Pacini & Franchi, 1993;Furness & Rudall, 2001;Furness, 2008;González et al, 2010;Rincón et al, 2013;Verstraete, Moon, Smets, & Huysmans, 2014). La presencia de orbículas en las cámaras plasmodiales que rodean a cada espora en maduración y la forma en que el tapete plasmodial se degenera con el desarrollo de las esporas de P. macrocarpa sugiere una función similar.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Estas mismas características y funciones del tapete han sido propuestas para otras especies de pteridófitos sensu lato Rincón et al, 2013Rincón et al, , 2014aRincón et al, , 2014b. La presencia de orbículas en especies que forman tapete plasmodial no representa una característica ampliamente distribuida, por el contrario, ésta ha sido relacionado con especies que forman tapete celular (Rincón et al, 2014a(Rincón et al, , 2014bVerstraete et al, 2014). Se ha señalado que los pteridófitos sensu lato que forman tapete plasmodial en etapas tempranas de la ontogenia del esporangio el tapete puede estar formado de varias capas o ser biestratificado, como el observado en P. macrocarpa, en donde la capa interna del tapete adyacente a los esporocitos premeióticos pierde la integridad histológica dando origen a un plasmodio o tapete plasmodial.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified