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13 Methods to Overcome Self-Incompatibility in Plants

The following points highlight thirteen methods to overcome self-incompatibility in plants. The methods are: 1. Bud Pollination 2. Mixed Pollination 3. Deferred Pollination 4. Test Tube Pollination 5. Stub Pollination 6. Intra-Ovarian Pollination 7. In Vitro Pollination 8. Use of Mentor Pollen 9. Elevated Temperature Trea­tment 10. Irradiation 11. Surgical Method 12. Application of Chemicals 13. Protoplast Fusion. Method # [...]

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Deposits Containing Fossil Pollen and Spores

The deposit that contains pollen grains and spores suitable for identification and analysis include peats, lake sediments, soil and mor humus. Peats: Peats are the early stage of coalification which are formed due to accumulations of organic detritus largely of plant origin. Peats are developed into a stratified sequence due to the successive deposition of plant parts containing pollen and [...]

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Parameters Used in Exploration of Hydrocarbons

The parameters that used in the exploration of such hydrocarbons are discussed below: 1. Determination of Ancient Shore Lines 2. Sedimentology 3. Post Depositional Alteration of Palynomorphs 4. Biostratigraphy and Palaeo- Environmental Analysis 5. Palynological Assemblages of Coal Seams. 1. Determination of Ancient Shore Lines: The defining of ancient shore lines bears special significance in oil accumulation. It is generally [...]

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