Re: Storing pollen?

Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Storing pollen?
From: &* S* <g*@keremeos.net>
Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 14:33:15 -0700

Yes pollen can be stored...for years even! If frozen....can't find it now, but there isa good site (daylily site) that describes how to collect and store pollen for future use...if you do a google search and look for daylily pollen, it should turn up soon enough...

Anna

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Subject: [iris-photos] Storing pollen?

Anybody have experience in storing pollen? Can it be frozen? I'm looking for a way to hold pollen 30 to 60 days, transport it if necessary. Any pearls of wisdom are appreciated.

Thanks

Dan Meckenstock

Hays KS

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