Cosexuality Reduces Pollen Production and Fitness in Cannabis sativa L.
Abstract Cannabis sativa L. is cultivated globally for its cannabinoid-dense inflorescences. Commercial preference for sinsemilla has led to the development…
Lesley G. Campbell
Methods for characterizing pollen fitness in Cannabis sativa L.
Abstract Pollen grains are male gametophytes, an ephemeral haploid generation of plants, that commonly engage in competition for a limited…
Optimizing Photoperiod Switch to Maximize Floral Biomass and Cannabinoid Yield in Cannabis sativa L.: A Meta-Analytic Quantile Regression Approach
Abstract Cannabis sativa L. is an annual, short-day plant, such that long-day lighting promotes vegetative growth while short-day lighting induces…
Dioecious hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) plants do not express significant sexually dimorphic morphology in the seedling stage
Abstract Some economically important crop species are dioecious, producing pollen and ovules on distinct, unisexual, individuals. On-the-spot diagnosis of sex…
Comparing methods for controlled capture and quantification of pollen in Cannabis sativa
Abstract Premise: Precise pollen collection methods are necessary for crop breeding, but anemophilous pollen is notoriously difficult to capture and…
Phenotypic plasticity influences the success of clonal propagation in industrial pharmaceutical Cannabis sativa
Abstract The burgeoning cannabis market requires evidence-based science such that farmers can quickly and efficiently generate new plants. In part,…