Amorphophallus pollen storage
- Subject: Amorphophallus pollen storage
- From: &* M* <M*@andrew.com>
- Date: Fri, 8 Jan 2010 15:36:20 +0000
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I have some Amorphophallus ready to flower, but not
same species and not in the same time. I will try to store pollen in the refrigerator at
-18°C. I have read and download some article from Aroid web
site but no one has solved my doubt. There is a standard procedure to freeze the pollen? Work for any species? I know that there are binucleate and trinucleate
kind of pollen, reading the article “year 2003 N° 26 Page 27-32 Marc Gibernau,
D. Macquart, A. Diaz Pollen viability and longevity in two species of
Arum”, the viability is different,
but the article is related to short time storage. I wonder if this difference could afflict also long
term storage. I wonder also if there is a table that for every
species of Amorphophallus give the kind of pollen. Any help would be appreciated. BR Marco
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