Embryology of Flowering Plants: Terminology and Concepts, Vol. 3

PART ONE - PLANT REPRODUCTION OVERVIEW: Reproductive Biology; Ecological Embryology; Reproduction, Propagation and Renewal; Viviparity; Metamorphosis; Life CyclesPART TWO-POLLINATION AND BREEDING POLLINATION SYSTEMS: Anthecology; Sexual Polymorphism; Monoecy; Gynodioecy; Heterostyly; Dichogamy; Population Aspects of Sex Determinaton; Modes of Pollen Transfer and Pollinating Agents; Chasmogamy; Cleistogamy; Specific Features of Cleistogamy in Annual Species of Medicago L. (Fabaceae); The Evolution of Wind PollinationBREEDING SYSTEMS: Autogamy; llogamy; Pollen-Ovule Ratios in Different Breeding Systems; Stigmatic and Ovular Receptivity-Facts and Hypotheses; Pollination Failure in Natural Populations: Implications for the Conservation of Rare Plants; Significance of Hybridization in the Higher Plant EvolutionPART THREE - SEED PROPAGATION AMPHIMIXIS AND APOMIXIS: Amphimixis; Apomixis; Apospory; Diplospory; Parthenogenesis; Apogamety; Classification of Apomixis; Embryo-Endosperm Interrelations in Apomixis; Ultrastructural Aspects of the Apomixis; Space and Time Organization of Megaspore- and Megagametophytogenesis in Amphimictic and Apomictic Plants; Experimental Induction of Apomixis in vivo and in vitro; Applied Aspects of Gametophytic Apomixis; Alchemilla L. (Rosaceae) is a Classical Object for Studying Facultative Apomixis; The Problem of Evolutionary Significance of Apomixis; The Evolution of Gametophytic ApomixisSEED PROPAGATION: Seed and Seed Propagation; Reproductive Effort; Reproductive Success; Potential Seed Productivity; Real Seed Productivity; Seed Productivity in Symphytum L. (Boraginaceae; Seed Productivity in Apomicts; Aberrant Ovules and Seeds: Structure and Diagnostics Heterospermy; Seed Bank; Fruit; HeterocarpyPART FOUR-VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION: Vegetative Propagation; Sarmentation; Particulation; Bud; Brood Bud; Bulb; Bulblet and Bulbil; Protocorm; Embryoidogeny is a New Type of Vegetative Propagation; Phytomer Conception and the Higher Plant Evol