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sticky material called viscin. Some
viscin remains on the seed and when it
touches a stem, it
sticks tenaciously. The
viscin soon
hardens and attaches...
- the Onagraceae, however, the
pollen grains are
loosely held
together by
viscin threads, so only
insects that are
morphologically specialized to gather...
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style which divides into
three zones (specialised for
pollen deposition,
viscin secretion, and the
reception of pollen). The
fruit is a drupe, a berry,...
- in shape. The
pollen grains in many
genera are
loosely held
together by
viscin threads. Most bees
cannot collect it, and only bees with
specialized morphologies...
- to.
Researchers describe "pollinia and
caudicular viscin threads" but this
particular type of
viscin is
later referred to as "elastoviscin" in the paper...
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containing one to
several seeds embedded in very
sticky juice,
called viscin. The
flowers are uni****ual, and
depending on the species, the
plant will...
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mistletoe seeds are
enveloped in a hygroscopic, glue-like
substance called viscin. Many fail to land on a
suitable host's shoot, but some succeed, and in...
- multi-coloured,
often black, purple, red or orange. The
seeds are
surrounded by
viscin,
which helps them
adhere to tree branches.
Dendropemon acutifolius Urb....
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several to many
pollen grains travel together as in pollinia, polyads,
viscin threads, etc.,
pollen donors may be able to
monopolize stigmas and the ****ociated...
