Claim · model-written summary
Acetocarmine pollen stainability in date palm declined by −2.62% per month under mild freezing storage.
- Taxon
- Phoenix dactylifera L.
Phoenix dactyliferat0 - Treatment
- mild freezinge0
- Outcome
- Acetocarmine stainabilitye0
- Direction
- declinede0
- Value
- −2.62e0
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Verbatim
e0“Acetocarmine stainability declined by −6.41, −3.10, −2.62, and −2.24% month−1 under ambient, refrigerated, mild freezing, and moderate freezing conditions, respectively”
t0“Phoenix dactylifera L.”
Title
Ricardo Salomón-Torres; Mohammed Aziz Elhoumaizi; Glenn C. Wright; et al. Horticulturae 2026. doi:10.3390/horticulturae12040475
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Intervention effect Acetocarmine pollen stainability in date palm declined by −6.41% per month under ambient storage.
- Intervention effect Acetocarmine pollen stainability in date palm declined by −3.10% per month under refrigerated storage.
- Intervention effect Acetocarmine pollen stainability in date palm declined by −2.24% per month under moderate freezing storage.
- Intervention effect Pollen germination in date palm declined by −6.77% per month under ambient (23–25 °C) storage.
- Intervention effect Pollen germination in date palm declined by −1.86% per month under refrigerated (4–5 °C) storage.
- Intervention effect Pollen germination in date palm declined by −3.14% per month under mild freezing (−5 °C) storage.
- Intervention effect Pollen germination in date palm declined by −1.09% per month under moderate freezing (−20 °C) storage.
- Intervention effect Pollen germination in date palm declined by −1.05% per month under deep freezing (−80 °C) storage.
- Intervention effect After 12 months of storage, pollen stainability, germination and fruit set were significantly reduced relative to fresh pollen.
- Intervention effect Pollen storage had no significant effect on final fruit weight.
- Recommendation Low-temperature storage represents the most effective strategy for preserving date palm pollen functionality.
- Recommendation Refrigerated storage around 4 °C appears a reliable and accessible option for short- to medium-term pollen preservation.
- Recommendation Freezing conditions may be advantageous for longer pollen storage periods when moisture control and thawing are properly managed.