Programmed cell death (PCD) is an integral part of plant development. Still, it is largely unclear when developmentally controlled PCD (dPCD) has evolved and in how far the molecular control of different PCD pathways is conserved.
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In Arabidopsis, several hundreds of single elongated "papilla cells" form the stigma of a flower, which acts as the receptive interface for pollen. After pollen has hydrated and germinated on the stigma, pollen tubes grow down through the style into the ovary, to reach about 50 individual ovules, which will develop into seeds after successful fertilization.
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Root Cap Turnover as Powerful Model System to Study Developmental Programmed Cell Death
