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        1 - Study of anatomical structure of vegetative organs and developmental stages of generative organs of Asparagus officinalis L.
        fereshteh Abbasi Ahmad Majd farhad farahvash Taher Nejadsattari alireza tarinejad
        Asparagus officinalis L. belongs to the Asparagaceae family and it is monocotyledon. Its different species are used as anticancer, antifunji and anti inflammation. It is cultivated for medicinal, ornamentation, and food purposes. Target of this study focuses on the anat More
        Asparagus officinalis L. belongs to the Asparagaceae family and it is monocotyledon. Its different species are used as anticancer, antifunji and anti inflammation. It is cultivated for medicinal, ornamentation, and food purposes. Target of this study focuses on the anatomical structure of the vegetative organs and the flower developmental stage of Asparagus officinalis L. that collected from Dezful City. To study the vegetative organs including root, stem, leaf, and generative organs, vegetative and generative samples collected in different stages of development and investigated by the conventional methods of cellular - histology and the optical microscope in biotechnology laboratory of the University of Science and Researches, in 1395. Observation of vegetative organ structures showed that roots Vascular Cambium include pericycle, vascular bundles (Xylem, phloem) and pith. Central cylinder of stem, is an atactostel, and Vascular Bundles are scattered irregularly and are the uni-strain type. The ovules of this plant are anatropous and its embryo sac is Polygonum type. The pollen of this plant is monosulcate and the ornamentation of its exine is poriferous. The results of this study showed that the anatomical structure of the vegetative organs and the developmental stages of pollen and pistil of this plant is similar to the anatomical and developmental structure of the monocotyledons. Manuscript profile
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        2 - Developmental stages of the pollen grains in Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsiorL.)
        Maryam SharifShoushtari Ahmad Majd Mostafa Moin Gholam Ali Kardar
        Fraxinus excelsior is a common tree belongs to the Oleaceae family which is commonly found in the vegetation of most areas of Iran, especially Tehran province. According to the reports of allergenicity of olive family and homology between genera and species of this genu More
        Fraxinus excelsior is a common tree belongs to the Oleaceae family which is commonly found in the vegetation of most areas of Iran, especially Tehran province. According to the reports of allergenicity of olive family and homology between genera and species of this genus and high level of seasonal sensitivity to ash pollens, accurate knowledge of pollens is essential.In this research we investigated the pollen grains developmental characteristics of pure male flowers F. excelsior. The flowers and buds, in different developmental stages, were removed, fixed in FAA70, stored in 70% ethanol, and following dehydration and embedding in paraffin, the specimens were sliced by a rotary microtome. Staining was carried out with PAS and contrasted with Hematoxylin and prepared specimens were studied under a light microscope. Also, to be observed pollen structure was examined by SEM and FESEM electron microscopy.The results indicated that consist of two stamens and anthers were four pollen sacs and pollen tetrads types were tetragonal and cubic. Pollen grains, when shed had three colpes and Striped-mesh ornaments and/or be observed along with orbicules of different sizes on the surface. The pollen grains, in this plant, are spherical in polar view and fusiform in equatorial view; mature pollens are prolate, tricolporoidate with furrows disposed along polar axis. The disposition of the microspore in the tetrads is tetrahedral. The pollen grains are 2-celled when shed. Scrutiny cell and tissue of pollen grains can help in more thorough investigation on applications of aerobiology and identification of pollen allergens. Manuscript profile