Differences in in vitro pollen germination and pollen tube growth of coconut (Cocos nucifera L.) cultivars in response to high temperature stress
K. B. Hebbar(Institute of Applied Dermatology), P. V. Vara Prasad(Kansas State University), Anusree R. Nair(Central Plantation Crops Research Institute), V. Niral(Central Plantation Crops Research Institute), Suganya Kannan(Central Plantation Crops Research Institute), Helan M. Rose(Central Plantation Crops Research Institute), K. Samsudeen(Central Plantation Crops Research Institute), M. Arivalagan(Central Plantation Crops Research Institute), Alka Gupta(George Washington University), K. Chandran(Sugarcane Breeding Institute), P. Chowdappa(Central Plantation Crops Research Institute)
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