Claim · model-written summary
A. saponaria pollen germination was inhibited at 72-96 hours and was more sensitive to aging.
- Taxon
- A. saponaria
Aloe maculatae0 - Outcome
- germination inhibitede0
- Value
- 0 %e0
- Qualifier
- 72-96 he0
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Verbatim
e0“A. saponaria pollen was more sensitive to the aging effects, being germination inhibited ( 0 %) at 72-96 h”
Title
Durability of the Pollen Germinative Capacity in Aloe Vera (L.)Burm.f. and A. Saponaria Haw.
José del Valle Imery Buiza; Yaritza Cárdenas Ramírez 2007
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation A. vera pollen tubes reached 106.7±24.8 μm after 60 minutes.
- Observation A. saponaria pollen tubes reached 165.6±22.5 μm after 60 minutes.
- Observation Initial A. vera pollen germinative capacity was 51% and diminished with storage.
- Observation Initial A. saponaria pollen germinative capacity was 45% and diminished with storage.
- Observation Time to pollen tube emission in A. vera started at 11 minutes and increased with storage.
- Observation Time to pollen tube emission in A. saporaria started at 14 minutes and increased with storage.
- Observation A. vera pollen germination inability occurred at 120-144 hours.
- Observation The maximum germination time for A. vera pollen stored 120 hours was 57 minutes.
- Observation The maximum germination time for A. saponaria pollen stored 72 hours was 27 minutes.
- Recommendation The authors suggest mutagenesis treatment of A. vera pollen during the first 24 hours after anthesis.
- Recommendation The authors suggest mutagenesis treatment of A. saponaria pollen during the first 24 hours after anthesis.