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Newest firstThe induction of staminate flowers in genetically female Cannabis sativa is widely used for feminized seed production, yet its anatomical and ontogenetic basis remains poorly understood. This study examined silver thiosulfate (STS)-induced masculinization in genetically female plants of C. sativa cv. 'Pasionaria S' using stereomicroscopy, light microscopy, confocal laser scanning microscopy, pollen viability assay…
Open article record in new tab ↗Cannabis (Cannabis sativa) is a versatile crop belonging to the Cannabaceae family, and is dioecious, typically with separate male and female plants. The flowers of female plants, especially the trichomes, accumulate relatively higher contents of cannabinoids compared with those of male plants. For this reason, to obtain seeds that are genetically female, it is desirable to induce the development of male flowers o…
Open article record in new tab ↗Female hemp plants are desired in floral hemp operations due to their higher cannabinoid contents. To produce feminized seeds, a critical step of inducing fertile male flowers on female plants is performed. In feminized seed production, freshly mixed STS (silver thiosulfate + sodium thiosulfate) is applied to female plants as an ethylene inhibitor to induce male flowers. However, the short-shelf stability of the S…
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