Paper · 2004 · Xibei Nong-Lin Keji Daxue xuebao. Ziran kexue ban

Plantlet regeneration capacity of selected Populus tomentosa clones in vitro

Zhang Cun-xu; Ruie Zhang; Zhong Zhao

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Abstract

Five excellent clones of Populus tomentosa were used in this study.Sterile shoots were used as explants to induce bud differentiation and growth, as well as rooting in different medium. The potential of plantlet regeneration was compared with different clones. The results showed that all five clones of P. tomentosa could obtain regeneration plantlets by organogenesis in vitro. But a marked difference was observed in axillary shoots number and rooting rate, in which No.4 clone axillary shoot number is 122.7% of the average and No. 1 only averages 78.4%. No. 2 rooting rate reachs 60% and No. 3 only 28.7%. It indicated that capacity of shoot proliferation and rooting was genetically controlled. The 0.5mg/L 6-BA concentration may be the optimal value for induction and proliferation of shoot for most clones in vitro. Although average shoot number reached 8.8, rooting percentage was only 49.5%. 1/2 MS basal medium was suitable to rooting for clones. The rooting capacity could be improved by supplementing low concentration auxin. At the same time there existed a visible media×clone interaction in plantlet regeneration capacity for P. tomentosa.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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All five clones regenerated plantlets by organogenesis in vitro.

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Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
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five clonese0
Outcome
regeneration plantlets by organogenesis in vitroe0

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Populus tomentosa
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“all five clones of P. tomentosa could obtain regeneration plantlets by organogenesis in vitro”

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“Populus tomentosa”

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No.4 clone axillary shoot number was 122.7% of the average.

Taxon
Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
Material
No.4 clonee0
Outcome
axillary shoot numbere0
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122.7%e0
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the averagee0

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Populus tomentosa
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“No.4 clone axillary shoot number is 122.7% of the average”

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No. 1 clone axillary shoot number was 78.4% of the average.

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Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
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No. 1e0
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averagese0
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78.4%e0

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Populus tomentosa
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No. 2 clone rooting rate reached 60%.

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Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
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No. 2e0
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rooting ratee0
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60%e0

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Populus tomentosa
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No. 3 clone rooting rate was 28.7%.

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Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
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No. 3e0
Outcome
28.7%e0
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28.7%e0

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Shoot proliferation and rooting capacity were genetically controlled.

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Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
Outcome
capacity of shoot proliferation and rootinge0
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genetically controllede0

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0.5mg/L 6-BA may be optimal for shoot induction and proliferation for most clones.

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0.5mg/L 6-BAe0
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optimal value for induction and proliferation of shoote0

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Average shoot number reached 8.8.

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average shoot numbere0
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“average shoot number reached 8.8”

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Rooting percentage was 49.5%.

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Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
Outcome
rooting percentagee0
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49.5%e0

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Populus tomentosa · TaxonZinogre · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“rooting percentage was only 49.5%”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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1/2 MS basal medium was suitable for rooting.

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Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
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1/2 MS basal mediume0
Outcome
suitable to rootinge0

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Populus tomentosa · TaxonZinogre · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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Low concentration auxin improved rooting capacity.

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Outcome
rooting capacitye0
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improvede0

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Populus tomentosa · TaxonZinogre · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“The rooting capacity could be improved by supplementing low concentration auxin”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Media and clone interacted in regeneration capacity.

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Populus tomentosaPopulus tomentosat0
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clonee0
Outcome
plantlet regeneration capacitye0
Qualifier
media×clone interactione0

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Populus tomentosa
Populus tomentosa · TaxonZinogre · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“there existed a visible media×clone interaction in plantlet regeneration capacity for P. tomentosa”

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“Populus tomentosa”

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