Dear Afi,

 

What I am going to do is look at characteristics of the mapple tree and the 
seeds, probably do an internet search, and come up with the way foward. 

 

You know time comes when you use, need what you learn years back. Today you 
have heard of cotyledon again after very many years and you know what i am 
talking about; the value of learning/education!!

 

thanks 


Joel




 


Date: Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:09:55 -0700
From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [WestNileNet] Mapple tree
To: [email protected]





Joel,
 
Thanks for that professional work done with regard to this project for the 
benefit of the community. Since you have stated that you did'nt find a live 
embryo and the cotyledon(i last heard this when i was in P.4!!n haha) was 
depleted thereby causing the loss of viability, what would be your advise on 
the way forward - you are the professional in this field. Should the sender of 
the mapple seeds find a quicker way of sending them before loss of viability 
etc?? May be the seeds would have germinated if there was no loss of the 
embyro...no loss of the food for the embryo(cotyledon) as a result of the time 
it takes(the lesser the time, the better) from when the seeds are picked from 
the mapple tree to when it reaches the professional hands of the person of 
Joel. 
What is your advise on the way forward?
 
Afi





From: joel arumadri <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Fri, October 16, 2009 9:24:11 AM
Subject: [WestNileNet] Mapple tree




Dear interested,
 
You recall we received some seeds of the above tree from one of our own in the 
diaspora through Jimmy Adriko who passed the seeds to me for planting.
 
I did viability test of the seeds and in all seeds I tried to split I didnt 
find a live embryo and the cotyledon (serving as food source for the embryo) 
was very soft, meaning it was depleted. 
 
However I went ahead and planted the seeds and unfortunately none of them 
germinated. This means that the seeds had lost viability by the time they were 
received. 
 
Depending on the physiology of the tree, some seeds retain viability for long 
while others lose it within a very short time. So there is need to know more 
about this tree so as to determine the way foward.
 
Best regards, Joel
 




 



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