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The 19 pages that link to Pollen tube, each with the reason it gives.

• PollinationBroader topic: After landing on a stigma, compatible pollen can grow this route to the ovule.

• ConiferRelated: After pollination, it carries sperm to the egg within a conifer ovule.

• FlowerBroader topic: After pollen germinates on a compatible stigma, its tube delivers sperm to an ovule.

• Wind pollinationRelated: After airborne pollen lands on a compatible stigma, its tube enables fertilization.

• PollenBroader topic: It provides the route from deposited pollen to the ovule.

• GametophyteRelated: It delivers male gametes from the seed-plant gametophyte to the egg.

• OvuleRelated: It grows toward the ovule and carries sperm cells to the embryo sac.

• Seed plantBroader topic: It carries sperm to the egg in most seed plants.

• Double fertilizationRelated: It delivers the two sperm cells to the female gametophyte.

• CarpelRelated: It grows through carpel tissue toward an ovule.

• Pollen coneRelated: After pollination, the pollen grain grows a tube toward the ovule.

• PollinatorBroader topic: After an animal deposits compatible pollen, this structure continues the reproductive pathway.

• Self-incompatibilityRelated: Rejection commonly prevents incompatible pollen tubes from growing through the style.

• EudicotsRelated: The apertures in eudicot pollen provide sites for pollen-tube emergence.

• Fertilization in plantsBroader topic: It transports sperm cells from the pollen grain to the female gametophyte.

• MicrosporeRelated: It grows after pollen germination and delivers the male gametes.

• Cytoplasmic streamingRelated: Localized cytoplasmic flow supports growth and material delivery in this narrow cell.

• GynoeciumRelated: It grows through carpel tissues toward the ovules enclosed by the gynoecium.

• GnetidaeRelated: Gnetophyte pollen tubes deliver sperm during fertilization.