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Studies on fruiting in Ponkan (Citrus reticulata Blanco) as affected by various modes of pollination

芳和 中島, 誠 兵頭, 幸司 鬼丸

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Self and cross pollination on youngPonkan (C,reliculata Blanco) were artificially conducted to observe the behavior of their pollen tubes in the pistils and determine the fruiting and fruit qualities in the vinyl house condition from 1979 t0 1980.Besides, the effect of open pollination by honey bees on the fruiting was examined at the same time.

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Self and cross pollination on youngPonkan (C,reliculata Blanco) were artificially conducted to observe the behavior of their pollen tubes in the pistils and determine the fruiting and fruit qualities in the vinyl house condition from 1979 t0 1980.Besides, the effect of open pollination by honey bees on the fruiting was examined at the same time.

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Self and cross pollination on youngPonkan (C,reliculata Blanco) were artificially conducted to observe the behavior of their pollen tubes in the pistils and determine the fruiting and fruit qualities in the vinyl house condition from 1979 t0 1980.Besides, the effect of open pollination by honey bees on the fruiting was examined at the same time.

Key concepts: Pollination, Biology, Horticulture, Fruit set, Pollinator, Botany, Pollen

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