Abstract
Manipulation of active brassinosteroid content in the developing flower of Primula dictates style length and female incompatibility type. A new study reveals the dual effects of brassinosteroids on establishing both the morphology of the pistil and mate recognition in self-incompatible heterostylous Primula forbseii.
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