Abstract In Chionochloa pallens and C. macra (Poaceae), pollen tube growth on excised styles planted on agar showed that self-pollen was as viable as cross-pollen. While selfing is therefore possible, other evidence (including pollen-ovule ratios) suggests it is not the rule in Chionochloa.
Keywords Chionochloa; Poaceae; pollen tube growth; self-compatibility; self-pollination
B96061
Received 7 October 1996; accepted 10 February 1997
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