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Tissue culture capacities of different explants from China elite common wheat and their correlation analysis
Author(s) -
Jie Gao,
Guo FengZhi,
lian Li Yu,
Qingqi Fan,
Peng Meng,
Liang Shuimei,
Huang Cheng-yan,
Xiusheng Chu,
Genying Li
Publication year - 2013
Publication title -
african journal of biotechnology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1684-5315
DOI - 10.5897/ajb11.3786
Subject(s) - callus , inflorescence , cultivar , stamen , biology , explant culture , botany , tissue culture , embryo , regeneration (biology) , horticulture , pollen , microbiology and biotechnology , biochemistry , in vitro
To screen out cultivars with excellent tissue culture capacities for genetic transformation, the callus induction and regeneration response of immature embryos, inflorescences and anthers from 50 China new released cultivars with excellent agronomic performance were evaluated. The results showed that, among the surveyed cultivars, the callus induction frequency of immature embryos and inflorescences were genotype-independent. Whereas, the regeneration frequency of callus induced from immature embryos were significantly different, with less than 60%, from 60 to 80% and more than 90% in 36, eight and six cultivars, respectively. The regeneration frequency of the induced callus from inflorescences differed significantly, with less than 60%, from 40 to 90% and more than 90% in 34, 11 and five cultivars, respectively. However, both the callus induction and green plantlets regeneration frequencies of anthers were significant different among the cultivars, with the induction frequency less than 25%, from 25 to 60%, and more than 75% in 33, 14 and three cultivars, respectively. The green plantlets regeneration frequency of the callus induced from anthers ranged from 42.5 to 88.5% in different cultivars. Tissue culture capacities of immature embryos and inflorescences were highly correlated. Whereas, both of them have low correlations with anther culture capacity.

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