Effects of pollen of different Pistacia spp. on the protein and oil content in pistachio nut

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Effects of pollen of different Pistacia spp. on the protein and oil content in pistachio nut Ak B.E., Kaska N. X GREMPA Seminar Zaragoza : CIHEAM Cahiers Options Méditerranéennes; n. 33 1998 pages 197-201 Article available on line / Article disponible en ligne à l adresse : http://om.ciheam.org/article.php?idpdf=98606186 To cite this article / Pour citer cet article Ak B.E., Kaska N. Effects of pollen of different Pistacia spp. on the protein and oil content in pistachio nut. X GREMPA Seminar. Zaragoza : CIHEAM, 1998. p. 197-201 (Cahiers Options Méditerranéennes; n. 33) http://www.ciheam.org/ http://om.ciheam.org/

Effects of pollens of different Pístacía spp. on the protein and oil content in pistachio nut Ak* and *University of Harran, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Horticulture, $anhutfa, Turkey **University of Cukurova, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Horticulture, Adana, Turkey SUMMARY - In this experiment, the effects of P. vera, P. atlantica and P. terebinthus pollens on krmm, Siirt, Ohadi, Bilgen and Vahidi pistachio varieties which were grown at Ceylanpmar State Farm were investigated. In these investigations, orchard experiments were done in 1989 and in 1990 growing seasons, the fruit analyses werecompleted in1991attheuniversity of Sukurova,Faculty of Agriculture,Department of Horticulture's laboratories. The obtained results, effects of various pollen on the oil and protein contents of the nuts did not seem stable. However, Klrmm, Bilgen and Vahidi cultivars have higher oil and protein contents. Key words: Pistachio, pollen, oil, protein. RESUME - "Effets du pollen de différentes Pistacia spp. sur la teneur en protéine et en huile chez différentes noix de pistache". Dans cette expérience, on a étudié les effets du pollen de P. vera, atlantica et P. terebinthus sur les variétés de pistachiers firma, Siirt, Ohadi, Bilgen et Vahidi plantées à la Ferme d'etat de Ceylanpnar. Dans ces recherches, les expériences en verger ont été réalisées pendant les saisons de plantation 1989 de et 1990, l'analyse des fruits ayant été achevée en 1991 à l'université de Gukurova, Faculté d'agriculture, laboratoires du Dépatfement d'horticulture. Les résultats obtenus, concernant les effets de plusieurs pollens sur la teneur en protéine et en huile des noix, n'ont pas semblé stables. Cependant, les cultivars firmz, Bilgen et Vahidi se sont montrés plus riches pour la teneur en huile et en protéine. : Pistache, pollen, huile, protéine. Introduction Pistachio (Pistacia vera L.) is one of the most important tree nuts of Turkey. Pistachio nut tree called "tree of gold" or "green gold" and pistachio nut is known "King of Fruits, fruits of King". Pistachio nut is quite important fruit in terms of nutrient values. It has high calorie because of oil, protein and carbohydrate contents. In addition to this, it is rich unsaturated oil acids which are called oleik and linoleik for human nutritious (Agar et al., It contains high level A and BI (Thiamin) vitamins. It contains mineral matters high level such as calcium, iron, phosphorous and potassium (Sokraii, According to Ak and Ünsal pistachio nut has protein, oil, carbohydrate and RH and it has calorie in g of average. The main objective of this investigation was to find out effects of pollen which was got from P. vera, P. atlantica and P. terebinthus male trees, on ffirmm, Siirt, Ohadi, Bilgen, Vahidi pistachio varieties. Material and method This work is carried out in Ceylanpmar State Farm during and In the experiments ffirmm, Siirt, Bilgen, Ohadi and Vahidi CV. budded on P. vera seedlings planted with 10 m m

~ distances between and on the rows in 1971 were used. the pollination works pollen of selected males of P. vera L. (63-PV-3), P. atlantica Desf. (01-PA-4) and P, terebinthus L. (01-PT-5) were used. In order to obtain nuts which are pollinated from different pollen sources, 3 tree from each cultivar were selected for each treatment and out of these 3, each tree was taken as a repetition. From the 4 directions of each tree one branch and 3 female flower clusters were bagged at stage 1 as it was suggested by Ülkümen (1945). When the majority of the female flowers were receptive they were pollinated by a hand duster. In the course of pollination the flowers on the non-receptive stage or the ones on the tip of the clusters were eliminated. Besides the pollinated branches some extra branches, were chosen and left open for natural pollination. The bags were kept on the trees until the stigmas of the flowers are completely dried. At harvesthe nuts of different treatments were separately collected, dried and kept until chemical analyses were done. Oil and protein contents were (percent as dry matter) analysed. Oil proportion ( h) g/loo g using Soxhelet method (Anonymous, 1970), protein proportion (%) g/l g were done by Kheltec method (Less, 1971). Results Protein contents The protein contents of different pistachio varieties which are pollinated different pollen of Pistacia species, result of in 1989 were given Table 1. As it is seen in this Table the highest value (25.50%) was obtained from krmm variety which is pollinated with P. terebinthus L. pollen. Table 1. The protein content (%) of krmlzl, Siirt and Ohadi Pistachio varieties pollinated with different Pistacia species in 1989 Source Average pollen Varieties Ohadi Pistacia vera 25.13 23.13 Pistacia atlantica 21.o0 21.50 Pistacia terebinthus 22.75 25.50 Natural pollination 20.75 Average 24.25 22.50 20.63 24.25 20.88 22.07 23.59 21.O4 24.17 21.96 22.69 In 1990, the best result was obtained from Vahidi variety which is pollinated with P. atlantica (Table 2). Table 2. The protein content ( h) of Siirt,Ohadi, Bilgen andvahidipistachiovarieties pollinated with different Pistacia species in 1990 Source Average pollen Varieties siirt Ohadi Bilgen Vahidi Pistacia vera 21.88 23.75 27.50 25.63 24.69 Pistacia atlantica 22.88 14.50 19.38 27.75 21.l3 Pistacia terebinthus 20.50 22.50 27.00 25.38 23.85 Natural pollination 21.38 19.00 24.63 20.37 21.35 21.66 Average 22.76 24.78 19.94 24.63 198

According to two 1990 and 22.69% in 1989. the values are not stable. General average was found 22.76% in Oil contents The oil contents of different pistachio varieties which are pollinated different pollen of Pistacia species, result of in 1989 were given Table 3. As it is seen in this Table the highest value (58.84%) was obtained from Klrmlzl variety which is pollinated with P. atlantica Desf. pollen. Table 3. The oil content (%) of krmlzr, Siirt and Ohadi pistachio varieties pollinated with different Pistacia species in 1989 rieties Source of pollen krmlzl siirt Ohadi Pistacia vera 51.70 56.07 53.17 51.75 Pistacia atlantica 50.96 58.84 52.72 48.35 Pistacia terebinthus 49.42 51.72 48.76 3 45.1 Natural pollination 50.25 50.1 49.51 7 2 48.1 22 Average 51.O4 In 1990, The best result (53.66%) was obtained from Vahidi variety which is pollinated with P. vera (Table 4). It has been found that according to two years results oil content was 51% generally. Table 4. The oil content of Siirt,Ohadi,Bilgen and Vahidipistachiovarietiespollinatedwith different Pistacia species in 1990 Source Average of pollen Varieties Vahidi siirt Bilgen Ohadi Pistacia vera 52.07 51.O7 50.36 53.66 51.79 Pistacia atlantica 49.02 52.89 53.12 51.64 51.67 Pistacia terebinthus 44.14 52.18 48.78 45.15 47.56 Natural pollination 50.74 55.05 54.72 52.56 53.27 48.99 Average.O7 Discussion The effects of various pollen on the oil and protein contents of the nuts did not seem stable. Average oil and protein percentages of the varieties are shown in Table 5. As it is seen lrmm, Bilgen and Vahidi are richer in oil and protein contents. 21.85 24.63 24.78 Table 5. Average oil and protein percentages of the varieties Variety Oil content Protein content 23.97 lrmm 54.22 siirt 49.78 Ohadi 21 50.57.o1 Bilgen 51.75 Vahidi 50.75 ( h) 199

Average oil and protein percentages of the pollen sources are shown in Table 6. Table 6. Average oil and protein percentages of the pollen sources Pollen source Oil content (%) Protein content (%) P. vera 52.48 24.14 P. atlantica.o9 21 52.20 P. terebinthus 48.16 24.01 21.66 Natural pollination 51.39 In this experiment pollen source was effected protein and oil content. According to results protein and oil content was somewhat higher with vera pollen. Karaca and Nizamoglu (1995) found that proportion of oil and protein was following as Klrmlzl has 58.89% - 24.77% Siirt: 56.70% - 20.88, Ohadi: 58.97-23.22%, Vahidi: 55.67% - 21.77% respectively. When it is compared the result protein content of varieties were found lower except Siirt and Vahidi. Oil content of the varieties were lower when compared this results. According to Kamangar and Farsam (1977), Iranian Ohadi variety has 58.4% oil and 17.8% protein. But in this experiment Ohadi has 50.57% oil and 21.OO% protein content of average. As it is seen there are some differences between the varieties. This differences may be ecological conditions. Although Agar et al. (1995a) claimed that there is no any correlation between fat content and ecological conditions. Because, according to Schweizer et al. (1988) The fat content in plants are genetically controlled. But It can be changed when the ecology is different. Especially can be affected by temperatures (Fernández-Martínez et al., 1986). References Anonymous (1970). Official Methods Analysis. Hottwitz, W. (ed.), Method 27.004, 1 lth Edition, p. 1015 s. Agar, T., Kagka, and Kafkas, S. (1995a). Effect of different ecologies on the fat content and fatty acid composition of different Pistacia vera varieties grown in different parts of Turkey. First International Symposium on Pistachio Nut. Acta Horticulture, 419: 11-415. Agar, T., Sarmiento, C., Garces, R.,Kagka, Kafkas, S. and Ak,B.E. (1995b). Compositional changes of fatty acids during the development of embryo in Pistacia vera. First International Symposium on Pistachio Nut. Acta Horticulture, 419: 405-41 O. Ak, B.E. and Ünsal, AS. (1993). The fruit composition and nutrient value of pistachio nut. Journal of the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Harran, 4(1): 68-78, (in Turkish). Fernández-Martínez, J., Jiménez-Ramírez, J., Domínguez-Giménez, J. and Alcántara, A. (1 986). Temperature effect on the oleic and linoleic acid of three genotypes in sunflower. Grasas y Aceites, 37: 326-331. Kamangar, T. and Farsam, (1977). Composition of pistachio kernels of various Iranian origins. J. Food Sci., 42(4): 1135-1136. Karaca, and Nizamoglu, A. (1995). Quality characteristics of Turkish and Iranian pistachio cultivars grown in Gaziantep. First International Symposium on Pistachio Nut. Acta Horticulture, 419: 307-312. Less, R. (1971). Laboratory hand book of methods of food analysis. 2"d Edition, Leonard Hill, London, p. 125. 200

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