Изучение роли гормонов в клубенькообразовании с использованием генетической коллекции гороха: Pisum sativum L
Диссертация
Уникальной способностью к формированию абсолютно новых органов — азот-фиксирующих клубеньков, не характерных для большинства других видов растений, обладают представители семейства Бобовых (Fabaceae Lindl.). Изучение морфогенеза клубеньков интересно с нескольких точек зрения. Во-первых, клубеньки являются органами, в которых осуществляется фиксация молекулярного азота атмосферы. Знание механизмов… Читать ещё >
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- Фото 1. Побегообразование из незрелых зародышей линии 32.
- Фото 2. Зависимость характера трансформации штаммом А. Ште/аает А281 генотипа растения: а. Опухоле- и корнеобразование у линии 32.б. Опухолеобразование у линии 9.114
- Фото 3. Реакция тканей корня сорта Finale и его Nod** мутанта RisFixC на экзогенный ауксин (среда MSO + 20 мг/л 2,4-Д). а. Каллусообразование на корнях сорта Finale.б. Отсутствие каллусов на корнях линии Nod «RisFixC
- Фото 4. Реакция корней сорта Sparkle и его Nod» мутантов Е2 (sym5) и R25 (sym8) наэкзогенный ауксин (среда MSO + 30 мг/л 2,4-Д).а, б. Каллусообразование на корнях сорта Sparkle (а) и линии R25 (б)в. Отсутствие каллусов на корнях линии Е2
- Фото 8. Способность к клубенькообразованию линий БОЕ и ЗОЕсй (клубеньки указаны стрелками).1. STN 028. СН11.Name Rt Area Quantity
- Unknown 3. 02 3028. 500 ¦ 0.000
- Unknown 3.55 12 838. 100 0.000
- IAAmid 6.41 797. 350 0.0004 ILA 12.25 5060. 200 0.0005 ICA 17.77 1311. 100 0.000б IAld 23. 81 1961. 800 0.000
- Unknown 26.08 -121. 000 0. 0008 IAA 31.23 2915. 500 0.000