Camellia oleifera pollen ultra low temperature storage method
A technology for ultra-low temperature preservation and Camellia oleifera pollen, which is applied in the fields of plant preservation, botanical equipment and methods, application, etc., can solve the problems of unfavorable Camellia oleifera germplasm resources research, hybrid breeding, difficulty in research on Camellia oleifera hereditary traits, and short lifespan of Camellia oleifera pollen. The ultra-low temperature preservation method of Camellia oleifera pollen is simple and easy to operate, overcomes the difficulties of hybrid breeding, and the drying time is short.
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[0024] Example 1: A method for ultra-low temperature preservation of camellia pollen, including the following steps:
[0025] Step (1) Dehydration treatment: The thermostat is adjusted to a constant temperature of 30°C, and the collected 500mg of "Changlin No. 4" Camellia oleifera fresh pollen is evenly spread on the sulfuric acid paper, placed in the thermostat, and dried to a moisture content of 13.48% ;
[0026] Step (2) Pre-freezing treatment: Pre-freeze the dehydrated "Changlin No. 4" Camellia pollen at -26℃ for 1h, 4℃ for 1h, 4℃(1h)→-26℃(1h)→- 80℃ (1h) gradually lower the temperature and pre-freeze or not, put it into liquid nitrogen for storage;
[0027] Step (3) Thawing treatment: After storing "Changlin No. 4" Camellia pollen in liquid nitrogen for 30 days, thaw it in a 38 ℃ water bath for 3 minutes, measure the pollen viability, and determine the best pre-freezing method for "Changlin No. 4" Camellia pollen:- Pre-freeze at 26°C for 1h.
[0028] Table 1 "Changlin No. 4" Cam...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Step (1) Dehydration treatment: the thermostat is adjusted to a constant temperature of 30°C, and the collected 500mg of "Gan 5" Camellia oleifera fresh pollen is evenly spread on sulfuric acid paper, placed in the thermostat, and dried to a moisture content of 14.17%;
[0032] Step (2) Pre-freezing treatment: pre-freeze the dehydrated "Gan 5" Camellia pollen at -26℃ for 1h, 4℃ for 1h, 4℃(1h)→-26℃(1h)→-80℃ (1h) Pre-freezing and non-pre-freezing are gradually lowered and stored in liquid nitrogen;
[0033] Step (3) Thawing treatment: "Gan 5" Camellia pollen is stored in liquid nitrogen for 30 days, and then thawed in a 38℃ water bath for 3 minutes. The viability of the pollen is measured and the best pre-freezing method for "Gan 5" Camellia pollen is -26℃ for 1 hour. .
[0034] Table 2 "Gan 5" Camellia pollen was pre-frozen by different pre-freezing methods, and the pollen germination rate after 30 days of ultra-low temperature storage.
[0035] Pre-freezing method
Embodiment 3
[0037] Step (1) Dehydration treatment: The thermostat is adjusted to a constant temperature of 30°C, and the collected 500mg of "91" Camellia oleifera fresh pollen is evenly spread on the sulfuric acid paper, placed in the thermostat, and dried to a moisture content of 15.52%;
[0038] Step (2) Pre-freezing treatment: Pre-freeze the dehydrated "91" Camellia pollen at -26℃ for 1h, 4℃ for 1h, 4℃(1h)→-26℃(1h)→-80℃( 1h) Pre-freezing and non-pre-freezing are gradually lowered and stored in liquid nitrogen;
[0039] Step (3) Thawing treatment: After storing "No. 91" camellia pollen in liquid nitrogen for 30 days, thaw it in a 38℃ water bath for 3 minutes, measure the pollen viability, and determine the best pre-freezing method for "No. 91" camellia pollen at -26°C for 1 hour .
[0040] Table 3 "No. 91" camellia pollen was pre-frozen by different pre-freezing methods, and the pollen germination rate after 30 days of ultra-low temperature storage.
[0041] Pre-freezing method
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