Analysis of endosperm development of allotriploid x diploid/tetraploid crosses in Lilium
Analysis of endosperm development of allotriploid x diploid/tetraploid crosses in Lilium
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百合异源三倍体与二倍体/四倍体杂交的胚乳发育分析
DOI:
10.1007/s10681-011-0609-5
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发表时间:
2012-04-01
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1.9
通讯作者:
Zhou, Guixue
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作者:
Zhou, Shujun;Li, Kehu;Zhou, Guixue
Lilium are Fritillaria-type plants. Triploid lilies, regardless of their male sterility, can be used as female parents to cross with appropriate males, in contrast to other triploid Polygonum-type plants, which are usually seedless. Up to now, however, little attention has been paid to the reason. Here we made allotriploid x diploid/tetraploid crosses in Lilium. Endosperm and progenies of LAA x AA/AAAA crosses were analyzed for ploidy level and genome composition. The endosperm of some LAA x AA/AAAA ovules developed well but there was little or no development of LAA x LL/OO endosperm. The endosperm genome composition of LAA x AA, LAA x AAAA, LAA x LL, LAA x OO are theoretically derived as 5A + 2L, 6A + 2L, 4A + 3L, 4A + 2L + O, respectively. Genomic in situ hybridization showed that the progenies of LAA x AA/AAAA were aneuploid. Based on the experimental results and analyses, our hypothesis is that five same genomes of endosperms are essential for its development in triploid x diploid/tetraploid crosses of Lilium. The hypothesis can explain the success or failure of 3x x 2x/4x crosses in Lilium and is of importance for lily breeders who need to know the likelihood of success when producing new cultivars of this economically important horticultural crop.