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At left, normal Arabidopsis thaliana plants reproduce when pollen tubes (thin blue filaments) grow downward toward the ovules to produce seeds. At right, in a plant with a mutated glutamate receptor-like protein gene, this process happens much more slowly. Arrows in both images mark the advance of the pollen tubes at exactly the same time after pollination.
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José Feijó/University of Maryland
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