The major factors affecting plant regeneration in suspension culture were investigated.The resultsshow that,in order for cell clusters to differentiate directly in liquid medium,it is essential toestablish an embryoge...The major factors affecting plant regeneration in suspension culture were investigated.The resultsshow that,in order for cell clusters to differentiate directly in liquid medium,it is essential toestablish an embryogenic callus line with high potential for plant regeneration.Embryogenic calliwere suspended in AA basic medium supplemented with 2,4-D 1 mg/L,6-benzylaminopurine 0.5mg/L,CH 300 mg/L,sucrose 3％ and mannitol 3％ and subcultured 7 days for each passage.Aftermore than 6 months of culturing,a fine suspension culture of small cell clusters(SCC)wasestablished.The SCC,80-270μin diameter,were then transferred to a liquid medium(MSsupplemented with NAA 0.01 mg/L and 4-pyridylurae(4-PU)0.5 mg/L)and allowed to grow instationary culture.Finally direct differentiation from SCC was observed.Several factors in suspension-subculture exerted strong after-effects on differentiation ofSCC.Basicmedia,kinds and concentration combinations of auxin and cytokinin in the subculture media,duration of shaking at each subculture passage,and amount of packed cell volume transferred to newmedium at each subculture passage and so on,all these affected the frequency of differentiation ofSCC.Higher concentrations of NAA and kinetin in the differentiation medium inhibited the directdifferentiation of SCC.Low concentrations(0.01-0.1 mg/L)of NAA with 4-PU in thedifferentiation medium were helpful for the direct differentiation of SCC.The differentiated clusterspossessed typical embryogenic structure from which normal plantlets could develop after transferringto agar medium.展开更多
基金This work was completed in Tohoku University,Japan
文摘The major factors affecting plant regeneration in suspension culture were investigated.The resultsshow that,in order for cell clusters to differentiate directly in liquid medium,it is essential toestablish an embryogenic callus line with high potential for plant regeneration.Embryogenic calliwere suspended in AA basic medium supplemented with 2,4-D 1 mg/L,6-benzylaminopurine 0.5mg/L,CH 300 mg/L,sucrose 3％ and mannitol 3％ and subcultured 7 days for each passage.Aftermore than 6 months of culturing,a fine suspension culture of small cell clusters(SCC)wasestablished.The SCC,80-270μin diameter,were then transferred to a liquid medium(MSsupplemented with NAA 0.01 mg/L and 4-pyridylurae(4-PU)0.5 mg/L)and allowed to grow instationary culture.Finally direct differentiation from SCC was observed.Several factors in suspension-subculture exerted strong after-effects on differentiation ofSCC.Basicmedia,kinds and concentration combinations of auxin and cytokinin in the subculture media,duration of shaking at each subculture passage,and amount of packed cell volume transferred to newmedium at each subculture passage and so on,all these affected the frequency of differentiation ofSCC.Higher concentrations of NAA and kinetin in the differentiation medium inhibited the directdifferentiation of SCC.Low concentrations(0.01-0.1 mg/L)of NAA with 4-PU in thedifferentiation medium were helpful for the direct differentiation of SCC.The differentiated clusterspossessed typical embryogenic structure from which normal plantlets could develop after transferringto agar medium.
