Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização
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Resumo: | The petals of many species of Angiosperms have as main function to attract pollinators, them visual, tactile and olfactory signals occur, which in most cases are associated with the anatomy of this organ, which influences the reproductive success of plants. One of the main microstructures involved in attractive feature is the presence of conical epidermal cells on the adaxial surface of petals. These cells play related to the absorption and reflection of light functions, enhancing the perceived color, in addition to being covered by a cuticle, which influences the gloss. Can also facilitate the adhesion and locomotion of the pollinator on the petal. In many cases produce odoriferous substances that attract pollinators. Another characteristic micromorphological petals with attractive function is related to the mesophyll, which according to the arrangement of its cells can increase the reflection of sunlight, and can still accumulate odoriferous substances. These characteristics of the petals may vary with the groups of pollinators. Whereas the morphology of petals can vary and influence in interactions with pollinators we aim to relate the characteristics micromorphological petals with pollination syndrome, using as a model species pollinated by bees, birds and bats. For that petals were investigated 11 species distributed in three pollination syndromes, melittophily, ornithophily and chiropterophily, with respect to several parameters; these parameters were analyzed by optical images and scanning electron microscopy. Qualitative characters were described based on the literature and quantitative traits were compared in ANOVA, Tukey test, with alpha 5%, and the variation of quantitative anatomical characters was assessed by principal component analysis (PCA), and the similarity of characters was verified by the cluster analysis (Cluster). All mellittophilous and ornithophilous species showed cone cells in the epidermal surface of the upper face, with the exception of the standard petal Periandra coccinea, with flat cells, as well as all chiropterophilous species. All species present epicuticular striations. The mesophyll of mellittophilous and ornithophilous species consisted of cells braciformes and many intercellular spaces. Cassia grandis (mellittophilous) presented sclerified pericyclic fibers in the bundle sheath of the main vein. The Pachira aquatica chiropterophilous species presented a thickened mesophyll and secretory cavities were observed in this region of the petal. In cluster analysis the chiropterophilous species split off from mellittophilous and ornithophilous species, PCA showed that the variable of greatest importance in the pool is the distance between the apexes. We can conclude that micromorphological characters analyzed did not define the pollination syndrome. Biometrics showed the closeness between species and mellittophilous ornithophilous; that the distance between the apexes in cone cells was the most important character in the grouping of species and this parameter is a mediator in the interaction with the pollinator; and the development of pericyclic fibers sclerified in the bundle sheath of the main vein of petals indicated a response of mechanical vibration resistance. |
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CASTRO, Cibele Cardoso dePIMENTEL, Rejane Magalhães de MendonçaSOARES, Arlete AparecidaARRUDA, Emilia Cristina Pereira deLEITE, Ana Virgínia de Limahttp://lattes.cnpq.br/4350661141308747COSTA, Vanessa Bastos Simões da2016-08-23T13:37:37Z2014-02-21COSTA, Vanessa Bastos Simões da. Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização. 2014. 83 f. Dissertação (Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ecologia) - Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco, Recife.http://www.tede2.ufrpe.br:8080/tede2/handle/tede2/5452The petals of many species of Angiosperms have as main function to attract pollinators, them visual, tactile and olfactory signals occur, which in most cases are associated with the anatomy of this organ, which influences the reproductive success of plants. One of the main microstructures involved in attractive feature is the presence of conical epidermal cells on the adaxial surface of petals. These cells play related to the absorption and reflection of light functions, enhancing the perceived color, in addition to being covered by a cuticle, which influences the gloss. Can also facilitate the adhesion and locomotion of the pollinator on the petal. In many cases produce odoriferous substances that attract pollinators. Another characteristic micromorphological petals with attractive function is related to the mesophyll, which according to the arrangement of its cells can increase the reflection of sunlight, and can still accumulate odoriferous substances. These characteristics of the petals may vary with the groups of pollinators. Whereas the morphology of petals can vary and influence in interactions with pollinators we aim to relate the characteristics micromorphological petals with pollination syndrome, using as a model species pollinated by bees, birds and bats. For that petals were investigated 11 species distributed in three pollination syndromes, melittophily, ornithophily and chiropterophily, with respect to several parameters; these parameters were analyzed by optical images and scanning electron microscopy. Qualitative characters were described based on the literature and quantitative traits were compared in ANOVA, Tukey test, with alpha 5%, and the variation of quantitative anatomical characters was assessed by principal component analysis (PCA), and the similarity of characters was verified by the cluster analysis (Cluster). All mellittophilous and ornithophilous species showed cone cells in the epidermal surface of the upper face, with the exception of the standard petal Periandra coccinea, with flat cells, as well as all chiropterophilous species. All species present epicuticular striations. The mesophyll of mellittophilous and ornithophilous species consisted of cells braciformes and many intercellular spaces. Cassia grandis (mellittophilous) presented sclerified pericyclic fibers in the bundle sheath of the main vein. The Pachira aquatica chiropterophilous species presented a thickened mesophyll and secretory cavities were observed in this region of the petal. In cluster analysis the chiropterophilous species split off from mellittophilous and ornithophilous species, PCA showed that the variable of greatest importance in the pool is the distance between the apexes. We can conclude that micromorphological characters analyzed did not define the pollination syndrome. Biometrics showed the closeness between species and mellittophilous ornithophilous; that the distance between the apexes in cone cells was the most important character in the grouping of species and this parameter is a mediator in the interaction with the pollinator; and the development of pericyclic fibers sclerified in the bundle sheath of the main vein of petals indicated a response of mechanical vibration resistance.As pétalas de muitas espécies de Angiospermas têm como principal função a atração de polinizadores, nelas ocorrem sinais visuais, táteis e olfativos, que na maioria das vezes estão associados à anatomia deste órgão, que influencia no sucesso reprodutivo das plantas. Uma das principais microestruturas envolvidas na função atrativa é a presença de células epidérmicas cônicas na superfície adaxial das pétalas. Essas células desempenham funções relacionadas à absorção e reflexão da luz, intensificando a cor percebida, além de estarem recoberta por cutícula, que influencia no brilho. Também podem facilitar à aderência e locomoção do polinizador sobre a pétala. Em muitos casos produzem substâncias odoríferas, que atraem polinizadores. Outra característica micromorfológica de pétalas com função atrativa está relacionada ao mesofilo, que de acordo com a disposição de suas células podem aumentar a reflexão dos raios solares, e ainda podem acumular substâncias odoríferas. Estas características das pétalas podem variar de acordo com os grupos de polinizadores. Considerando que a micromorfologia de pétalas pode variar e influenciar nas interações com os polinizadores temos o objetivo relacionar as características micromofológicas de pétalas com a síndrome de polinização, usando como modelo espécies polinizadas por abelhas, aves e morcegos. Para isso foram investigadas pétalas de 11 espécies distribuídas em três síndromes de polinização, melitofilia, ornitofilia e quiropterofilia, com relação a vários parâmetros; estes parâmetros foram analisados através de imagens de microscopia ótica e eletrônica de varredura. Os caracteres qualitativos foram descritos com base na literatura e os caracteres quantitativos foram comparados em Anova, teste Tukey, com alfa a 5%, e a variação dos caracteres anatômicos quantitativos foi avaliada por meio da análise de componentes principais (PCA), e a similaridade dos caracteres foi verificada por meio da análise de agrupamento (Cluster). Todas as espécies melitófilas e ornitófilas apresentaram células cônicas na superfície adaxial da epiderme, com exceção da pétala estandarte de Periandra coccinea, com células planas, assim como todas as espécies quiropterófilas. Todas as espécies analisadas apresentam estriações epicuticulares. O mesofilo das espécies melitófilas e ornitófilas foram constituídos de células braciformes e muitos espaços intercelulares. Cassia grandis (melitófila) apresentou fibras pericíclicas esclerificadas na bainha do feixe da nervura principal. A espécie quiropterófila Pachira aquatica apresentou um mesofilo espessado, e foi observado cavidades secretoras nesta região da pétala. Na análise de agrupamento as espécies quiropterófilas se separam das espécies melitófilas e ornitófilas, o PCA mostrou que a variável com maior importância no agrupamento é a distância entre os ápices. Podemos concluir que os caracteres micromorfológicos analisados não definiram as síndromes de polinização. A biometria mostrou a aproximação entre espécies melitófilas e ornitófilas; que a distância entre os ápices em células cônicas foi o caractere de maior importância no agrupamento das espécies e este é um parâmetro mediador na interação com o polinizador; e que o desenvolvimento de fibras pericíclicas esclerificadas na bainha do feixe da nervura principal de pétalas indicou uma resposta de resistência mecânica à vibração.Submitted by (ana.araujo@ufrpe.br) on 2016-08-23T13:37:36Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Vanessa Bastos Simoes da Costa.pdf: 2764028 bytes, checksum: 7ba37bb484e384201c06124ef7cded94 (MD5)Made available in DSpace on 2016-08-23T13:37:37Z (GMT). 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Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização |
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Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização |
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Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização COSTA, Vanessa Bastos Simões da Melitofilia Ornitofilia Quiropterofilia Células cônicas Morfoanatomia de pétalas Melittophily Ornithophily Chiropterophily Conical cells Morphoanatomy petals CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS::ECOLOGIA |
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Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização |
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Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização |
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Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização |
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Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização |
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Micromorfologia de pétalas e sua relação com a polinização |
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COSTA, Vanessa Bastos Simões da |
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CASTRO, Cibele Cardoso de |
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PIMENTEL, Rejane Magalhães de Mendonça |
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SOARES, Arlete Aparecida |
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ARRUDA, Emilia Cristina Pereira de |
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LEITE, Ana Virgínia de Lima |
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COSTA, Vanessa Bastos Simões da |
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CASTRO, Cibele Cardoso de PIMENTEL, Rejane Magalhães de Mendonça SOARES, Arlete Aparecida ARRUDA, Emilia Cristina Pereira de LEITE, Ana Virgínia de Lima |
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Melitofilia Ornitofilia Quiropterofilia Células cônicas Morfoanatomia de pétalas |
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Melitofilia Ornitofilia Quiropterofilia Células cônicas Morfoanatomia de pétalas Melittophily Ornithophily Chiropterophily Conical cells Morphoanatomy petals CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS::ECOLOGIA |
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Melittophily Ornithophily Chiropterophily Conical cells Morphoanatomy petals |
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The petals of many species of Angiosperms have as main function to attract pollinators, them visual, tactile and olfactory signals occur, which in most cases are associated with the anatomy of this organ, which influences the reproductive success of plants. One of the main microstructures involved in attractive feature is the presence of conical epidermal cells on the adaxial surface of petals. These cells play related to the absorption and reflection of light functions, enhancing the perceived color, in addition to being covered by a cuticle, which influences the gloss. Can also facilitate the adhesion and locomotion of the pollinator on the petal. In many cases produce odoriferous substances that attract pollinators. Another characteristic micromorphological petals with attractive function is related to the mesophyll, which according to the arrangement of its cells can increase the reflection of sunlight, and can still accumulate odoriferous substances. These characteristics of the petals may vary with the groups of pollinators. Whereas the morphology of petals can vary and influence in interactions with pollinators we aim to relate the characteristics micromorphological petals with pollination syndrome, using as a model species pollinated by bees, birds and bats. For that petals were investigated 11 species distributed in three pollination syndromes, melittophily, ornithophily and chiropterophily, with respect to several parameters; these parameters were analyzed by optical images and scanning electron microscopy. Qualitative characters were described based on the literature and quantitative traits were compared in ANOVA, Tukey test, with alpha 5%, and the variation of quantitative anatomical characters was assessed by principal component analysis (PCA), and the similarity of characters was verified by the cluster analysis (Cluster). All mellittophilous and ornithophilous species showed cone cells in the epidermal surface of the upper face, with the exception of the standard petal Periandra coccinea, with flat cells, as well as all chiropterophilous species. All species present epicuticular striations. The mesophyll of mellittophilous and ornithophilous species consisted of cells braciformes and many intercellular spaces. Cassia grandis (mellittophilous) presented sclerified pericyclic fibers in the bundle sheath of the main vein. The Pachira aquatica chiropterophilous species presented a thickened mesophyll and secretory cavities were observed in this region of the petal. In cluster analysis the chiropterophilous species split off from mellittophilous and ornithophilous species, PCA showed that the variable of greatest importance in the pool is the distance between the apexes. We can conclude that micromorphological characters analyzed did not define the pollination syndrome. Biometrics showed the closeness between species and mellittophilous ornithophilous; that the distance between the apexes in cone cells was the most important character in the grouping of species and this parameter is a mediator in the interaction with the pollinator; and the development of pericyclic fibers sclerified in the bundle sheath of the main vein of petals indicated a response of mechanical vibration resistance. |
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Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRPE - Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco (UFRPE) |
repository.mail.fl_str_mv |
bdtd@ufrpe.br ||bdtd@ufrpe.br |
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1810102226131091456 |