Pollination and Subsequent Ovule Development through Fruit Set in ‘Chanee’, ‘Monthong’, and ‘Kradumthong’ Durian
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- KOZAI Naoko
- Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences
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- CHUSRI Orwintinee
- Chanthaburi Horticultural Research Center
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- CHUTINANTHAKUN Theerawut
- Chanthaburi Horticultural Research Center
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- TONGTAO Sombat
- Chanthaburi Horticultural Research Center
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- HIGUCHI Hirokazu
- Graduate School of Agriculture, Kyoto University
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- OGATA Tatsushi
- Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences
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Erratic fruit set occurs occasionally during durian cultivation, even when flowers are artificially pollinated. In this study, early reproductive organ development in durian and its relationship with self-incompatibility were observed over a single season in Thailand. Cross-, self-, and non-pollination treatments were applied to the ‘Chanee’, ‘Monthong’, and ‘Kradumthong’ durian cultivars. Developmental stages of individual ovules, size of the primary ovule, and pollen-tube penetration into the primary ovule were observed at 1, 3, and 7 days after anthesis (DAA). Ovule development was classified into five stages: eight-nucleate, mature, endosperm nuclei division, deformed, and degenerated. Fruit set was determined at 7 and 14 DAA. Fruit set percentage in flowers of the self-pollinated cultivar ‘Chanee’ after 14 days was much lower (28%) than that of both ‘Monthong’ (80%) and ‘Kradumthong’ (81%). Most ovules in the non-pollinated flowers had degenerated by 7 DAA in all cultivars. In cross- and self-pollination, most ovules developed to the stage of endosperm nuclei division at 7 DAA in all cultivars including ‘Chanee’. These results indicate that ‘Chanee’ is a post-zygotic self-incompatible cultivar, and in this cultivar particularly manual cross-pollination is important to ensure fruit set. The percentages of ovules that had reached the endosperm stage were the lowest in cross- and self-pollinated ‘Monthong’ flowers at 7 DAA. Lower sink activity resulting from fewer fertilized ovules could cause flowers to abscise. Intensive management to prevent physiological fruit drop would be required in ‘Monthong’ especially. Successful fertilization and fruit set was observed in both cross- and self-pollinated ‘Kradumthong’ flowers.
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- Tropical Agriculture and Development
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Tropical Agriculture and Development 58 (2), 58-65, 2014
日本熱帯農業学会
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- 18828469
- 18828450
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