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H E A L T H Y P L A N T S A N D M IC R O P R O P A G A T IO N

MICROCLONAL PROPAGATION

OF

BETA VULGARIS

V .V.Snamenskaya, O.A.Podvigina

TheAll-Russian Research Institute o fSugar Beet & Sugar (VNIISS), Ramon, Voronezh

region

In connection with development of line heterosis breeding of sugar and

fodder beet, obtaining, storing and maintaining of valuable starting material

have become actual in the last decade. To use inbreeding for these purposes

is difficult because the quantity of seed formed with the help of self-pollination

is not enough, and due to a strong depression o f the lines obtained, or, in

most cases, to loss of all breeding material. To obtain, propagate and keep

the parent lines genetically identical for a long time, investigations on

m icroclonal propagation o f sugar beet under sterile conditions have been

started.

It is found, that induction o f sugar beet axillary buds development

in

vitro

is initiated by presence of combination of 6-BAP, kinetine, and gibberelline,

w ith 1:1:1 ratio and concentration o f 0.2-0.3mg/l, in a nutrient medium.

Positive regulatory effect o f the three growth substances is manifested in

formation o f 2-20 shoots per one explant and development o f 90.0-94.3%

normal plants.

Initiation o f axillary meristem proliferation and formation of 4-12 shoots

per one explant of fodder beet is achieved by reducing the quantity of 6-BAP

to 0.1mg/l, and adding 0.005mg/l o f NAA. Using the nutrient medium o f well-

balanced composition resulted in providing the maximum rate o f shoot

propagation w ithout their physiological alteration (shoot turning yellow,

crooked shoots, vitrification o f shoots), that allowed to propagate more than

700 sugar beet breeding lines, the survival rate being 88.3%, and more than

50 fodder beet breeding lines, the survival rate being almost 95%.

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