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Kiwifruit  ( Actinidia deliciosa ) is a functionally dioecious plant where fruit size is dependent on number of seeds set. Pollen fertility was estimated in 1990 and 1991 by percentage stainability and percentage germinability  in vitro . Profiles of the isozymes AAT, GPI and PGM were used to assess if any large differences in pollen fertility could be attributed to genotypic variation. Based on these three isozymes, eight different genotypes were discovered. Although significant differences were found among vines within orchards and among orchards, all vines can be considered good pollenizers (stainability &gt; 87%). A positive correlation was found in 1991 between percentage stainability and percentage germination.

ESTIMATES OF POLLEN FERTILITY AND ISOZYME PROFILES OF STAMINATE KIWIFRUIT PLANTS IN SELECTED CALIFORNIA ORCHARDS