Ovary Slice Culture of Lilium formosanum WALLACE
Ovary Slice Culture of Lilium formosanum WALLACE
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台湾百合 WALLACE 子房切片培养
DOI:
10.1270/jsbbs1951.36.304
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发表时间:
1986
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影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Eui
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文献类型:
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作者:
M. Hayashi;K. Kanoh;Y. Serizawa;Eui
A new technique of ovary culture was applied in Lilium, resulting in the formation of a lot number of plantlets in vitro. Ovaries of Lilium formosanum WALLACE, sampled 20 days after self-pollination, were sliced into disks 2mm thick. They were inoculated on 32 kinds of modified MS agar media. The arrangement of those media was based on the L 32 table of orthogonal arrays, and 15 medium elements with 2 levels each, including pH, sucrose, major salts, minor salts, vitamins and several hormones, were combined with one another. Ovules grew well and became recognizable as seeds 40 or 50 days after inoculation. They germinated successively in the test tubes. Higher pH value (6.3) and sucrose concentration (8%) gave better results than lower ones, and the use of IAA (1 ppm) inhibited seed maturation. Standard concentration of the major salts was preferable to a lower one, while the inhibitory effect of hormones tended to decrease 170 days after inoculation.