

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
EXPERIENCE OF INTRODUCTION INTO
IN VITRO
CULTIVATION OF
REJUVENESCENT SELECTION MATERIALOF
QUERCUSROBUSL.
M.Y.Necliaeva, L.M.Burdaeva
Research Institute o fFores Genetics and Breeding, Lomonosov str., 105, Voronezh,
Russia, 394043
E-Mail:ilgis@lesgen.voronezh.suLately biotechnological methods fo r reproduction o f genetically valuable
plants (older than 15 years) a re applyed after the selection estimation have
been caried out. Rejuvenescent oak plants from clonal and family plantations
(15 and 20 years) have been used during experiments. Our goals were
determination o f oak ability fo r morphogenesis and regeneration
in vitro.
As the cultural explants there were used stem sections w ith the buds
obtained from root and stump sprouts. Into
in vitro
culture we introduced
buds o f sprouts w ith different lignification degree. Cultivation media were:
MS,WPM ,WTM ,E w ith BAP and GK3(0,1-1 mg/l) added.
It has been stated, that morphogenic activity o f axillary buds o f green
sprouts is higherthan o f renewal buds. Morphogenic cultures number in the
May-July experiments was 31,2-76,6%, multiplication coefficient was 1-8,
in some experiments this index reached 15. Renewal buds proved to be
unfit fo r
in
vitro cultivation and vitality coefficient made up 3-4% during these
experiments. Comparison o f morphogenic effectiveness in the explants of
different origin has shown that stump sprouts have the highest morphogenic
activity. The number of cultures which has begun their development reached
70%, multiplication coefficient was 5,3. The greatest morphogenic activity
has been registered on the media BTM and WPM with BAP ( 0,2-0,6mg/l)
and GK3 (0,1 mg/l). V itality o f induced sprouts kept during 6 months.
Thus, shoots o f sprouting adult oak trees have sufficient morphogenic
activity, realizing under certain cultivation
in vitro
conditions and isolation
tim e . They may be used as initial material fo r clonal improved forms o f oak
micropropagation.
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