incompatibility in hazelnut (c. avellana l.) is the sporophytic type and under the control of a single s-locus with multiple alleles. compatibility of pollen-stigma in hazelnut is an important consideration in planning crosses in breeding program and in choosing pollinizers for orchard planting. in this study, fluorescence microscopy was used to determination of s-alleles and compatibility rela...

Pollen germination of Vitis vinifera L., of the family Vitaceae was examined in fresh and stored pollen upto 48 weeks at different temperature i.e., refrigerator (+4C), freezer (-20C, -30C) and freeze drier (-60C). Pollen stored at low temperature showed better germination percentage as compared to pollen stored at +4C and fresh. Freeze dried pollen (-60C) showed the highest germination percent...

Viability of fresh and stored pollen of date palm (Phoenix dactyllf.,.., L) was studied. Pollen samples were stored at room temperat. ture (25-30°C), under refrigeration (3-4°C)t..ln vivo test, pollen viability was determined'by percent fruit set. Results suggest that different storage conditions had no apparent effect on pollen viability as tested with acetoearmine. However, results of in vivo...

The possibility that a loss of pollen viability during dry storage in a freezer is caused by the reduced pollen capacity to enhance polyamine biosynthetic enzyme activity after rehydration was investigated using pollen grains of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum=Lycopersicon esculentum) stored at -30 degrees C under dry conditions for up to 42 months. Pollen grains showed normal germinability for at...

iran is one of the main date (phoenix dactylifera) producing countries in the world. however, little information is available on the pollen viability and favorable storage conditions of iranian male date cultivars. this study was conducted to estimate the best in vitro pollen germination of three male date palm cultivars, `ghanami’, `samsmavi’ and `gheibani’ using various doses of boric acid (0...

In the cut flower market, traditional breeding is still the best way to achieve new rose cultivars. The geographical delocalization of cultivar constitution (generally made in Europe and North America) and plant cultivation (large areas in Africa and South America) represents a limit point for crossing and selection. Rose breeders often need to overcome geographical distances, resulting in asyn...