In Vitro Analysis of Cotton Pollen Germination

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Food crops face rising temperatures: An overview of responses, adaptive mechanisms, and approaches to improve heat tolerance (2016, background): “Oosterhius (1999) observed that high temperatures decreased pollen viability and fertilization which was later confirmed by Burke, Velten, and Oliver (2004) who reported that the maximum pollen germination at 28°C was reduced to 40% when cotton plants were exposed to 39°C.”
Physiological causes of cotton fruit abscission under conditions of high temperature and enhanced ultraviolet-b radiation (2005, background): “Cotton pollentube elongation declined with temperatures above 31 C (Burke et al. 2004).”