Enhanced fixation reveals the apical cortical fringe of actin filaments as a consistent feature of the pollen tube

Alenka Lovy(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Peter K. Hepler(Amherst College), Tobias I. Baskin(University of Missouri), Kathleen L. Wilsen(University of Massachusetts Amherst)

Planta

March 3, 2005

10.1007/s00425-004-1423-2

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