The minute size of orchid seeds have made them difficult to observe,orchid seeds germination and mortality of seedlings in suit difficult to study.Recently,a new technique was described by which orchid seeds were sowe...The minute size of orchid seeds have made them difficult to observe,orchid seeds germination and mortality of seedlings in suit difficult to study.Recently,a new technique was described by which orchid seeds were sowed and retrieved in the field under natural conditions.It is possible to conduct a quantitative study of orchid germination in suit and observe seasonal growth and mortality of seedlings.The technique has also enabled us to bait appropriate fungus from the germinated seeds and young seedlings,which could be beneficial both to the orchid propagation and conservation.For the further studies,the potential issue and application perspective of this technique are also discussed in this text.展开更多
Four fungal species of Mycena were identificated from the strains isolated from the protocorm and roots of Orchidaceae species.M anoectochial was isolated from the Proocorm of G.elata, M orchidicola, M.dendrobii and M...Four fungal species of Mycena were identificated from the strains isolated from the protocorm and roots of Orchidaceae species.M anoectochial was isolated from the Proocorm of G.elata, M orchidicola, M.dendrobii and M anoectochila respectively separated from the roots of Cymbidium sinense, Dendrobium candidum and Anoectochilus roxburghii. The symbiotic germination test beteen G. Elata seeds and the above fungal species demonstrated that these flingal species can stimulate the seed germination, Which means the species of Mycena may be the key mycorrhizal fungi of G elata, because there were no reports about the other fungal species Which stimulate G.elata seed germination. Besides G. elata, the above species of Mycena also distributed the roots of the other orchids.展开更多
文摘The minute size of orchid seeds have made them difficult to observe,orchid seeds germination and mortality of seedlings in suit difficult to study.Recently,a new technique was described by which orchid seeds were sowed and retrieved in the field under natural conditions.It is possible to conduct a quantitative study of orchid germination in suit and observe seasonal growth and mortality of seedlings.The technique has also enabled us to bait appropriate fungus from the germinated seeds and young seedlings,which could be beneficial both to the orchid propagation and conservation.For the further studies,the potential issue and application perspective of this technique are also discussed in this text.
文摘Four fungal species of Mycena were identificated from the strains isolated from the protocorm and roots of Orchidaceae species.M anoectochial was isolated from the Proocorm of G.elata, M orchidicola, M.dendrobii and M anoectochila respectively separated from the roots of Cymbidium sinense, Dendrobium candidum and Anoectochilus roxburghii. The symbiotic germination test beteen G. Elata seeds and the above fungal species demonstrated that these flingal species can stimulate the seed germination, Which means the species of Mycena may be the key mycorrhizal fungi of G elata, because there were no reports about the other fungal species Which stimulate G.elata seed germination. Besides G. elata, the above species of Mycena also distributed the roots of the other orchids.
