Pollen factors controlling self-incompatibility strength in Japanese pear
Pollen factors controlling self-incompatibility strength in Japanese pear
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控制日本梨自交不亲和强度的花粉因子
DOI:
10.1007/s00497-012-0202-7
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发表时间:
2012
影响因子:
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通讯作者:
K. Nada
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作者:
S. Hiratsuka;M. Fujimura;T. Hayashida;Yutaka Nishikawa;K. Nada
Japanese pear has a genetically controlled self-incompatibility system, but both the pollen-tube growth in a semi in vivo assay and fruit set after self-pollination differ considerably among cultivars. The percentage of styles in which pollen tubes have reached the base ranges from 0 to 36 %, a value determined by culture of styles in vitro, and fruit set ranges from 0.6 to 15.2 %. Based on these data, we have assigned a value for the self-incompatibility weakness to each cultivar. Here, we showed that pollen factors control the degree of self-incompatibility. When the pollen-tube growth of 13 cultivars was compared in a completely compatible ‘Hougetsu’ (S1S7) style, it differed a fair amount among cultivars and showed a significantly positive relation to self-incompatibility weakness (r= 0.707). The degree of self-incompatibility of pear is, therefore, determined by pollen factor(s) unrelated to theS-locus. Although the fruit set and fruit growth of ‘Hougetsu’ were not affected by the pollen donor, a positive relationship was also observed between seed number and self-incompatibility weakness (r= 0.972). However, in a style with noS-RNase production (genotype:S4smS4sm), the relationship disappeared (r= 0.341) and pollen-tube growth was promoted by 12–36 % except in one cultivar. These results suggest thatS-RNase functions as a cytotoxin on compatible pollen in a cultivar-dependent manner, and that the degree of inhibition is determined by pollen factor(s) unrelated to theS-locus. The pollen factor also functions onS-RNase in incompatible styles, resulting in a different degree of self-incompatibility.
影响因子:
5.4
作者:
H. Yamane;K. Ushijima;H. Sassa;R. Tao
通讯作者:
H. Yamane;K. Ushijima;H. Sassa;R. Tao