A PRIMARILY STUDY ON FLOWER AND FRUIT ABSCISION IN PISTACIA ATLANTICA SUBSP. MUTICA (BANAH)

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DEHGHANI SHOURAKI Y.

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Forest and Poplar Research Year:2002 | Volume:10 | Issue:1 Page(s): 55-66

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A PRIMARILY STUDY ON FLOWER AND FRUIT ABSCISION IN PISTACIA ATLANTICA SUBSP. MUTICA (BANAH)

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DEHGHANI SHOURAKI Y. | Issue Writer Certificate

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BANAH (PISTACIA ATLANTICA SUBSP. MUTICA)Q2

PARTHENOCARP FRUITSQ4

PISTILATE FLOWER ABORTIONQ4

Abstract

Banah is an Iranian endemic pistachio species located throughout the western, southern and central rocky highlands. Alternate bearing along with parthenocarp fruit production is a common specification of Pistacia species such as Banah. Normally, the rate of male to female individuals is 30-50%. In this study, open pollinated flower samples were collected at anthesis, four and seven weeks after. Flower and fruit samples were prepared to die with aniline blue and tolueden blue 0, respectively. Seven-week-old ovules were empty (parthenocarp) grown up to fruit harvest periode. 17% of abnormal fruits were undertaken a sort of either disable embryo or abnormal andosperm leading to empty or half seeded fruits. A most conspicuous abortion was related to strile florets (50%) located in lower part of inflorescence branchlets. Many of strile florets had no embryo sac or an empty one and/or an aborted embryo sac. Thus, about 3% of Banah pistils were normally fertilized and reached to mature stage as a viable fruit. In this research the pollen-pistil interaction in relation to abnormal fruit and flowers ending to abortion or abscission were studied.

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DEHGHANI SHOURAKI, Y.. (2002). A PRIMARILY STUDY ON FLOWER AND FRUIT ABSCISION IN PISTACIA ATLANTICA SUBSP. MUTICA (BANAH). IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOREST AND POPLAR RESEARCH, 10(1), 55-66. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/111614/en

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DEHGHANI SHOURAKI Y.. A PRIMARILY STUDY ON FLOWER AND FRUIT ABSCISION IN PISTACIA ATLANTICA SUBSP. MUTICA (BANAH). IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOREST AND POPLAR RESEARCH[Internet]. 2002;10(1):55-66. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/111614/en

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Y. DEHGHANI SHOURAKI, “A PRIMARILY STUDY ON FLOWER AND FRUIT ABSCISION IN PISTACIA ATLANTICA SUBSP. MUTICA (BANAH),” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF FOREST AND POPLAR RESEARCH, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 55–66, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/111614/en

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