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The researchers identified the damage heatwaves do by exposing Brassica napus (canola) plants to simulated heatwaves of 35°C for 72 hours during flowering. They then conducted hand pollination experiments using both cross- and self-pollen from plants under the same temperature conditions. The team measured key reproductive metrics, including pollen tube growth, pollen production, and seed set.
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