https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/14787
Title: | 器內培養支撐物對蝴蝶蘭種苗生長之影響 | Other Titles: | Effect of Support in the Growth of Phalaenopsis Seedlings in vitro | Authors: | 蔡媦婷 朱建鏞 Wei-Ting Tsai Chien-Young Chu |
Keywords: | 不織布;微孔膜塑膠筏;水化;Non-woven fabric;Microporous membrane raft;Hyperhydration | Issue Date: | Dec-2004 | Publisher: | 國立中興大學園藝學系 | Journal Volume: | 29 | Journal Issue: | 4 | Start page/Pages: | 83-96 | Source: | 興大園藝 | Abstract: | 本研究以GA-7容器,培養基成分為Knudson C(1946)無機鹽類、蔗糖2OgL-1及馬鈴薯34gL-1,配合以不織布、微孔膜塑膠筏等支撐物進行蝴蝶蘭液體播種。當培養基量為50ml時,播於不織布或微孔膜塑膠筏者,經75天後有70%以上小植株產生水化。將播種75天之小植株,移植至固體培養基,經90天後,來自不織布培養之小植株水化率降至3%,且77%植株有正常葉片分化,與原來自固體培養者無差異。但苗來自微孔膜塑膠筏培養者僅20%之小植株可正常分化葉片。將液體培養基量降為40ml,並以不織布上舖棉紙為支撐物進行播種,經75天後小植株之水化百分率為3%,且小植株鮮重、乾重及乾/鮮重比值皆比固體培養者為高。將小植株繼代至不織布舖棉紙之液體培養45天後,其葉片較大、葉數亦較原為固體培養者多。 In this study, non-woven fabric(L-N), filter paper(L-P)and microporous membrane raft(L-R)were used as supports in GA-7 vessels with liquid medium, containing Knudson C (1946)basal salts, 34 g L-1 potato and 20 g L-1 sucrose, for phalaenopsis seed culture. As 50 ml liquid medium was used per vessel, over 70% hyperhydric seedlings were observed after 75 days cultured in L-N or L-R. After transplanted to agar solidified medium for 90 days, hyperhydration rate of seedlings from L-N culture decreased to 3% and 70% of total seedlings developed into normal seedlings. As 40 ml liquid medium was used per vessel, hyperhydration rate was at 3% after 75 days of sowing as non-woven fabric covered with paper towel(L-NC)was used as support. The fresh and dry weight and of seedlings cultured on L-NC support were higher than that culture on solid medium. Seedlings from L-NC culture transplanted to liquid medium with L-NC support grew more leaves than that cultured on solid medium or cultured on liquid medium with vivid cube as support. |
URI: | https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/14787 | ISSN: | 0255-5921 |
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