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ANNUAL OF SOFIA UNIVERSITY „ST. KLIMENT OHRIDSKI"

FACULTY OF BIOLOGY

Book 2 - Botany

Volume 97, 2005

ANNUAIRE DE L’UNIVERSITE DE SOFIA „KLIMENT OHRIDSKI"

FACULTE DE BIOLOGIE

Livre 2 - Botanique

Tome 97, 2005

BREEDING SYSTEMS OF SOME GENTIANACEAE

MEMBERS PRESENTED IN BULGARIAN FLORA -

ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF INVESTIGATION

EKATERINA K. KOZUHAROVA1, MARIANA E. HADZIEVA2

1Faculty of Pharmacy, Medical University, Department of Pharmacognosy

and Botany, 2 Dunav Str., 1000 Sofia; e-mail:

ina@pharmfac.acad.bg

2 153 High School „Neofit Rilski", 2 Narodni buditeli str, Svoboda, 1231 Sofia

Abstract: The aim of this study is to investigate the breeding systems of 6 species

Gentiana

namely

G. lutea

ssp.

symphiandra

(Murb.) H a y ek ,

G. punctata

L.,

G. asclepiadea

L.,

G.

pyrenaica

L.,

G. verna

L.,

G. utriculosa

L.;

Gentianella bulgarica

(V e le n .) H olub ,

Swertia

perrenis

L.,

Centaurium erythraea

Rafn, applying P:0 ratio method. The results are compared to

the breeding systems data of the same taxa obtained by using exclusion techniques, and hand-

pollination in the field as well as literature data.

Key words:

breeding systems, Gentianaceae, autogamous, xenogamous, pollen - ovule ratio.

Unlike animals plants do not behave, they can not choose their mate.

Despite of that plants have an even more diverse armory of methods by which

breeding systems manipulate and control the genetic structure of populations,

and patterns of evolution, than animals have. Plant breeding systems are under

genetic control and can themselves be selected for ( R i c h a r d s , 1990, 1996).

Plants reproduce sexually - as a result of cross fertilization or self-fertilization

produce seeds. In addition plants reproduce asexually - vegetative reproduction

or agamospermy - (seeds without sex) - thus the new individual is genetically

identical to the mother. These two main reproductive mechanisms often occur

together with different range of domination (R a v e n et al., 1981; R i c h a r d s ,

1990, 1996).

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