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TO T IPO T EN C Y AND M O R PH O G EN E SIS O F PLANT C E L L S

IN V IT R O

CYTOLOGICALANDHISTOLOGICALANALYSISOFWHEAT

ANDROGENICCALLUSWITH DIFFERENT ABILITYTO

MORPHOGENESIS

N.N.Kruglova, S.N.Abramov, T.M.Zolotova, P.A.Kukso, 0 .V.Nasatovich

Z.R.Valiullina

Institute o fBiology, Ufa, Sci.Centre,Russian Acad.Sci. 450054 Russia,

Ufa, pr. Octyabrya, 69

epigen@bioinst.bashkiria.su

Two types of the androgenic calluses in the wheat (var. Sonalika) anther

culture

in vitro

were obtained. First type is friable, watery consistency, yellow

color, slowly growing, nonmorphogenic. Second type is compact, granular,

white colour, rapidly growing, morphogenic. The cytological and histological

analysis has been carried out with application of the light microscopy methods

(LM: microtome preparations and temporary preparations alter the maceration

of the objects) and the scanning electron microscopy (SEM). It has been

demonstrated that the nonmorphogenic callus consists of the big cells of

the parenchyma with well visible wall, strong vacuolated cytoplasm and

condensed nucleus. The growth of the callus is due to the strain o f the cells

lengthwise. The small meristem areas form within the callus; they are

surrounded with parenchyma cells on the all sides. The divisions in the

meristem cells have been observed extremely rarely. By the SEM it has

been showed with the SEM-method that the surface of the such callus

presents friable fibers. The morphogenic callus cells characterize the presence

o f considerable morphological heterogeneous. The cells differ in size (big,

small and the cells of middle size), degree of the vacuolization, form (round,

oval, stretch, isodiametrical, indeterminate form), number of nuclei (one-

two-nuclear), degree of painting by dye-stuff. However, surface of the

morphogenic callus consists o f mainly the meristematic cells. Often within

the such callus the tracheids form.

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