Morphological Differences and Changes of the Gynoecium in Short-Lived Flowers of Rosa setigera
(1993) Page(s) 550. ....The number of flowers present on male plants of R. setigera is greater than on females....Both plants produce copious pollen; however, the pollen of the flowers of female plants is mostly malformed and nonfunctional. In pollen viability tests, the pollen of flowers of male plants produce a pollen tube from over 60% of its pollen whereas pollen from female flowers does not form a pollen tube....
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