Induction and isolation of artificial pigmentation mutants in Porphyra haitanensis Chang et Zheng (Bangiales, Rhodophyta)
Induction and isolation of artificial pigmentation mutants in Porphyra haitanensis Chang et Zheng (Bangiales, Rhodophyta)
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2005
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Aruga Yusho
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Aruga Yusho
The young gametophytic blades of Porphyra haitanensis Chang et Zheng, developed from the conchospores of the wild type, were treated with 60Co-γ ray to induce mutations. Color-mutated cells showing purplish red, pink, red orange, orange, yellow green, green and other mutated colors appeared in the treated blades after culture for 1 week. After culture of 3 weeks, the color-mutated cells grew to be cell-clusters with different colors. When the irradiation dose increased from 0 Gy to 1100 Gy, the frequency of the color-mutated cell-clusters was higher with increase of the dose. However, further increase of the dose up to 1400 Gy, decreased the frequency of the color-mutated cell-clusters. These results indicated that 1100 Gy is the suitable dose for inducing mutations of P. haitanensis blades. The frequency of the color-mutated cell-clusters was different in the different parts of a blade, increasing from the base to the tip of the blade. Single cells were isolated enzymatically from the color-mutated blades, and regenerated into blades among where appeared some single-colored mutant blades and a few spottedly variegated blades consisting color-mutated cells and the wild-type cells. Five pigmentation mutant strains (conchocelis) with colors of red brown, dark orange, pink, golden brown and dull yellow green were established from the single-colored mutant blades by parthenogenesis. They were named as tan, bor,ceb, hon and cac, respectively. Their colors were relatively stable in both gametophytic blade and conchocelis phases. The F1 gametophytic blades of each mutant strains, showed the same color with its mother blades, respectively.