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The reproductive biology of macadamia
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The reproductive biology of macadamia

Stephen J Trueman
Scientia Horticulturae, Vol.150, pp.354-359
2013
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Abstract

flowering nut pollination Proteaceae self-incompatibility
Macadamia is a widely-grown tree crop that produces edible kernels with high oil content. The macadamia kernel is the single embryo of the fruit, and so factors that influence fruit set and embryo development are critical regulators of yield and quality. This review summarises over 75 years of research on floral induction, floral structure, pollen transfer, the breeding system and fruit development of macadamia, highlighting features such as insect pollination and partial self-incompatibility that limit orchard productivity and affect kernel quality.

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