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PLANT GENETIC TRANSFORMATION,CELL SELECTION AND SOMATIC HYBRIDIZATION

THEOBTAININGOFGENETICTRANSFORMEDPLANTOF

MEDICAGO

VARIA

ANDSTUDINGOFITSMORPHOPHYSIOLOGICALAND

BIOCHEMICALPARTICULARFEATURES

V.V.Mazin*,M.N.Agafodorova, I.V.Korneeva.

*All-RossianResearchInstitute ofAgricultural Biotechnology, Moscow

All-Russian FodderResearch Institute, Moscow region

G enetic tran sfo rm ation was ca rry out by strain o f

Agrobacterium

tumefaciens

LGV3850/pGLTr4 containing NPT II gene and cytokinin synthesis

gene,

A.tumefaciens

A281/pGV941tt w ith m arker gene, phytohormone

biosynthesis gene and delta endotoxin gene and wild strain o f

A. rhizogenes

A 4 [pR iA 4] (Ivashuta et al., 1995) with using o f different recipient systems

(Mazin e tal., 1995). It was seen wide spectrum of change ability both structure

o f above-ground part and another signs. It was marked considerable changes

in the habitus o f transform ed plants, m iddle length of stoot between knots

and it's quantity, num ber of lateral stems, colour of flowers et a l. The grow

speed after cutting was decreased. it w as seen substantial change o f root

system m orphology (4 morphotypes) and root weight. It was m arked plants

with adventitious roots on the decumbent stems. Transformed plant handles

had different ability to form roots and had different degree o f root system

development. Alfalfa genetical transformation was provided substantial effect

on the male and fem ale generative spheres and seed production. It was

established both increase and decrease o f the content o f chlorophylls (a+b),

carotenoids, free proline and crude protein in comparison with control plant.

In O ctober opposite to march the content o f free proline in control plants

increased at 5 tim es, in transform ed plants a t 5-14. Methods and results of

alfalfa transform ation are discussed.

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