ANGIOSPERM INCOMPATIBILITY

By Q. PAMAR

CONTENTS 1 NEW INSIGHTS ON HETEROSTYLY: COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY AND GENETICS 2 GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL CAUSES AND EVOLUTIONARY CONSEQUENCES OF VARIATIONS IN SELF-FERTILITY IN SELF INCOMPATIBLE SPECIES 3 ON THE EVOLUTIONARY MODIFICATION OF SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY: IMPLICATIONS OF PARTIAL CLONALITY FOR ALLELIC DIVERSITY AND GENEALOGICAL STRUCTURE 4 EVOLUTION AND PHYLOGENY OF SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY SYSTEMS IN ANGIOSPERMS 5 WHAT GENEALOGIES OF S-ALLELES TELL US 6 SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY AND EVOLUTION OF MATING SYSTEMS IN THE BRASSICACEAE 7 MILESTONES IDENTIFYING SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY GENES IN BRASSICA SPECIES: FROM OLD STORIES TO NEW FINDINGS 8 ‘SELF’ POLLEN REJECTION THROUGH THE INTERSECTION OF TWO CELLULAR PATHWAYS IN THE BRASSICACEAE: SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY AND THE COMPATIBLE POLLEN RESPONSE 9 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF S-RNASE-BASED SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY 10 COMPARING MODELS FOR S-RNASE-BASED SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY 11 SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN PAPAVER RHOEAS: PROGRESS IN UNDERSTANDING MECHANISMS INVOLVED IN REGULATING SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN PAPAVER 12 MOLECULAR GENETICS OF SPOROPHYTIC SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN IPOMOEA, A MEMBER OF THE CONVOLVULACEAE 13 SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN THE GRASSES 14 HETEROMORPHIC SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN PRIMULA: TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY TOOLS PROMISE TO UNRAVEL A CLASSIC NINETEENTH CENTURY MODEL SYSTEM