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The heat tolerance and adaptability to drought of F 2  sporophytic populations after F 1  sunflower pollen heating have been studied. Freshly collected pollen was heated at the temperature of 60°C during 1 and 3 h and used to self-pollinate the emasculated F 1  plants. Half of F 2  seeds were treated with the temperature of 60°C during 15 min before sowing while another was not subjected to high temperature. The number of F 2  flowering plants during 2013 dry summer season was counted. Pollen treatments compared with the control (fresh pollen) significantly increased the number of F 2  plants after seed heating before sowing. In some F 1  hybrids, pollen heating during 1 h was not effective. Pollination of F 1  hybrids with pollen treated with the temperature of 60°C during 1 h compared with fresh pollen increased the number of F 2  plants in dry field conditions. Obtained results show that pollen selection was successful to increase the heat tolerance and adaptability to drought in sunflower.

Heat Tolerance and Adaptability to Drought in Sunflower Can Be Influenced by Pollen Selection