Dear colleagues in palynology, paleobotany, and botany
I desperately need information/papers on the pollen morphology of the following Convolvulaceae genera: Astripomoea, Calycobolus, Cladostigma, Hyalocystis, Itzaea, Lepistemonopsis, Nephrophyllum, Neuropeltopsis, Paralepistemon, Seddera, Tetralocularia, Hildebrandtia, and Keraunea.
If you have published any papers (reports, thesis, etc; any language is ok) with text and/or figures showing pollen from these genera or if you know where I can find this info, I would be grateful if you write back to me and/or send me pdf's to my private email.
I will cite your work!
With best wishes
Friddi Grimsson
Yes, I have published on Convolvulaceae, please pass me your e-mail address
https://cals.arizona.edu/herbarium/sites/cals.arizona.edu.herbarium/files/old_site/assoc/projects/convolv/Convolvulaceae_Pollen_Atlas.htm
You will find all you need on this Arizona site
Greetings
Jean-Jacques
Dear Dr. Grimson, in our Pollen Flora of Argentina we do not have the genera you mention. However, in Research Gate you will find "Pollen types in Southern New World Convolvulaceae and their taxonomic significance"
- November 2003
- Plant Systematics and Evolution 243(1):99-118
DOI: 10.1007/s00606-003-0069-zAuthors:📷María Cristina Tellería
- 30.91
- Universidad Nacional de La Plata
📷Gloria Daners
- 15.33
- Universidad de la República de Uruguay
- Greetings and good luck with your research, Hector
Dear Héctor,
I know that paper and I had already noted the pollen morphology of all taxa mentioned there. Nice work !
all the best
Friddi
I invite for collaborate in palynology in plant, soil, bee, and stingless bee, please contact my email : [email protected]
It may help
Cronk, Q.C.B. & Clark, G.C.S. (1981) The northwest European pollen flora, 28. Convolvulaceae. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology
Hi Friddi, if you are still looking for info on these genera, I just came across some rather nice pictures of Hildebrandtia and Seddera on a great book on African savannah pollen published by Bonnefille and Riollet (1980). There is even one SEM picture of the first genus. I can scan the pictures for you if you are still interested.
Best regards,
Manu
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