PALYNOLOGICAL STUDIES OF FIVE TREE SPECIES AND THEIR TAXONOMIC IMPLICATION
Abstract
Palynology is the study of pollen grain and spores, which are microscopic.structures
~ produced by plants for the purpose of reproduction (Smith, 2017). Palynological studies have
been a valuable tool in paleobotany, paleoclimatology and paleoecology (Sun ef al., 2018) and
environmental studies. By examining the morphology of pollen and spores, palynologists can
identify the plants that produced them, providing valuable information about past vegetation
and climates.
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