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How do I keep Alnus pollen viable for months?
I am trying to hybridise alnus species. I am using A. glutinosa to
pollinate other species, eg A. cordata. For alders which flower near together this is not a problem. For alders which flower earlier than A. glutinosa,I cut A. glutinosa twigs and bring them into the warmth of the house, they produce pollen earlier than they would have done and I use them on the target species. For species which flower later, I put A. glutinosa into the fridge to hold them back... . But I can't see this working for species which flower MUCH later, after the leaves come on. Are there ways round this? Michael Bell -- |
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