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Gynoecium of  Hippophae rhamnoides  (Elaeagnaceae) is comprised of a single carpel and develops by enfolding of the carpel margins. The enfolding results in a vertical slit over the ventral surface of ovary. The pollen tube path is initially sub-stigmatic and is subsequently along the epidermal surface of slit. The tube accesses the solitary ovule through a pore positioned in the slit. These findings would be useful in understanding the evolution of transmitting tract in general and knowledge of pollen-pistil interaction of the species in particular.

Structural organization of the gynoecium and pollen tube path in Himalayan sea buckthorn, Hippophae rhamnoides (Elaeagnaceae)