

T O T IPO T EN CY AND M O R PH O G EN E SIS OF PLANT C E L L S
IN V IT R O
OVERCOMINGINTERSPECIFICINCOMPATIBILITYINBUCKWHEAT
M.A.Rubtsova, B.A.Levenko, L.K.Taranenko*, A.I.Shapoval*
Institute ofPlant Physiology and Genetics, NAS o fUkraine 252022,Kiev 22,,31/1
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Vasilkovskaya str.,E-Mail:
plant@ifrg.freenet.kiev.uainstitute o fPlantProduction, AAS of Ukraine,KievRegion, v.Chabany
Combination of remote hybridization and
in vitro
culture enable the
possibility to overcome interspecific incompatibility. Interspecific hybridization
makes it possible to introduce valuable characters of wild species of
buckwheat into cultivated buckwheat. On the ground of caryological and
biochemical features genetic affinity of some buckwheat species was
established that helped to define the outline o f crossings. As mother
component of hybridization served cultivar Astra and Selenotsvetkovaya,
Homostylnaya and Belorusky Donor (Fagopyrum esculentum) forms, as
pollen donor F. tataricum var. rotundatum (k-17) and F. tataricum var.
tuberculatum (k-21) were used.
Application of growth regulators significantly stimulated pollen tube
growth in styles and fertilization in buckwheat interspecific crossings.
Conditions of hybrid embryos growth and age (12-14 days) were defined.
From callus embryo tissues multiple shoots were induced on MS basal
medium with the addition of phytohormones. Optimal composition of nutrient
media for further development of hybrid buckwheat plants and for their
microclonal propagation is developed. Addition of 1,2 mg/l NAA stimulated
root formation and 3 mg/l BA shoot development in hybrid plants. Hybrid
nature of developed plants was confirmed by isozyme analysis. While parents
differed by AHG and MOR loci hybrid plants carried both isozymes. The
majority of hybrids were fertile. Chromosome counts in squash preparations
showed tetraploid (amphidiploid) composition (4n=32) of most hybrid plants,
while parents were diploid (2n=16). Many morphological characters in hybrids
were intermediate between parents.
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