[Objective] The research aimed to study the mycorrhizal formation in the offspring tissue culture seedling bottle of Pinus elliottii with Lecanosticta acicola resistance.[Method] The mycorrhizal formation of Pinus ell...[Objective] The research aimed to study the mycorrhizal formation in the offspring tissue culture seedling bottle of Pinus elliottii with Lecanosticta acicola resistance.[Method] The mycorrhizal formation of Pinus elliottii regenerated plant in vitro was studied,and the growth condition of regenerated plant was observed.[Result] The culture substrate and the inoculation amount of mycorrhizal fungi had the big influence on the mycorrhizal formation in vitro.After the root primordia were induced by Pinus elliottii caespitose shoots,it was best to transplant in the perlite substrate and inoculate Pisolithus tinctorius,which was favorable for the mycorrhizal formation.When the two blocks of Pisolithus tinctorius were inoculated in the perlite medium,the mycorrhizal formation rate reached 84.4%.The dichotomous branching short root was the most,and 12.49 roots were formed in every main root.The mycorrhizal formation improved the survival rate of regenerated plant domestication transplantation.The mycorrhizal regenerated plant grew well in the phytotron,and the root system was developed.[Conclusion] The research provided the basis for improving the survival rate of Pinus elliottii tissue culture regenerated plant with Lecanosticta acicola resistance.展开更多
This study was conducted to determine the compatibility of ectomycorrhizal (ECM) fungi associated with eucalypts on dipterocarps. Two nodal cuttings of Shorea contorta (Vid.) were rooted in a non-mist system for two m...This study was conducted to determine the compatibility of ectomycorrhizal (ECM) fungi associated with eucalypts on dipterocarps. Two nodal cuttings of Shorea contorta (Vid.) were rooted in a non-mist system for two months, and later inoculated with vegetative mycelia of three strains of Pisolithus collected under eucalypts and a strain of Scleroderma from dipterocarps. Inoculated rooted cuttings were planted in irradiated potting mix and raised in the nursery for five months. Root colonization prior to outplanting ranged from 31% to 38% and ECM fungi did not colonize the uninoculated ones. The cuttings were outplanted in a logged-over dipterocarp forest in Bislig, Surigao Sur following a Randomized Complete Block Design with four blocks;each block was planted with 50 seedlings. Two years after outplanting, Pisolithus strain from New Caledonia (H6394) promoted the highest height (46 cm) and diameter (0.48 cm) increment. Height was increased by 17% and diameter by 7% relative to the uninoculated control. By contrast, Pisolithus strain from the Philippines (H615) gave the shortest (26 cm) height increment and smallest (0.42 cm) diameter. Diameter growth of cuttings inoculated with Scleroderma D01 (from the Philippines) and a Pisolithus strain from Australia (H445) was bigger (0.47 cm) than the uninoculated treated cuttings (0.45 cm). In terms of survival, the uninoculated cuttings gave the highest (90%) percent survival while the lowest (60%) was those inoculated with Pisolithus strain from New Caledonia. It is possible that the indigenous ECM fungi infected easily the roots of the uninoculated cuttings thus contributing to the high survival rate (90%). During outplanting, fruit bodies of S. columnare were present in the field site. The results, however, show that ECM fungi were able to colonize the roots and that some strains promoted the growth and survival of S. contorta planted in a logged-over dipterocarp forest in Bislig, Surigao, Philippines.展开更多
基金Supported by State Forestry Administration"948"Item(2011-4-69)~~
文摘[Objective] The research aimed to study the mycorrhizal formation in the offspring tissue culture seedling bottle of Pinus elliottii with Lecanosticta acicola resistance.[Method] The mycorrhizal formation of Pinus elliottii regenerated plant in vitro was studied,and the growth condition of regenerated plant was observed.[Result] The culture substrate and the inoculation amount of mycorrhizal fungi had the big influence on the mycorrhizal formation in vitro.After the root primordia were induced by Pinus elliottii caespitose shoots,it was best to transplant in the perlite substrate and inoculate Pisolithus tinctorius,which was favorable for the mycorrhizal formation.When the two blocks of Pisolithus tinctorius were inoculated in the perlite medium,the mycorrhizal formation rate reached 84.4%.The dichotomous branching short root was the most,and 12.49 roots were formed in every main root.The mycorrhizal formation improved the survival rate of regenerated plant domestication transplantation.The mycorrhizal regenerated plant grew well in the phytotron,and the root system was developed.[Conclusion] The research provided the basis for improving the survival rate of Pinus elliottii tissue culture regenerated plant with Lecanosticta acicola resistance.
基金funded by the INCO-DC,International Cooperation with Developing Coun-tries Contract#ERBIC18CT-98319 entitled“Harnessing mycorrhizal symbiosis in mixed Acacia mangium and dipterocarp plantations in Malaysia and in the Philip-pines”,National Institute of Molecular Biology and Bio-technology,University of the Philippines Los Banos and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources,Caraga Region,Butuan City,Mindanao island,Philip-pines.
文摘This study was conducted to determine the compatibility of ectomycorrhizal (ECM) fungi associated with eucalypts on dipterocarps. Two nodal cuttings of Shorea contorta (Vid.) were rooted in a non-mist system for two months, and later inoculated with vegetative mycelia of three strains of Pisolithus collected under eucalypts and a strain of Scleroderma from dipterocarps. Inoculated rooted cuttings were planted in irradiated potting mix and raised in the nursery for five months. Root colonization prior to outplanting ranged from 31% to 38% and ECM fungi did not colonize the uninoculated ones. The cuttings were outplanted in a logged-over dipterocarp forest in Bislig, Surigao Sur following a Randomized Complete Block Design with four blocks;each block was planted with 50 seedlings. Two years after outplanting, Pisolithus strain from New Caledonia (H6394) promoted the highest height (46 cm) and diameter (0.48 cm) increment. Height was increased by 17% and diameter by 7% relative to the uninoculated control. By contrast, Pisolithus strain from the Philippines (H615) gave the shortest (26 cm) height increment and smallest (0.42 cm) diameter. Diameter growth of cuttings inoculated with Scleroderma D01 (from the Philippines) and a Pisolithus strain from Australia (H445) was bigger (0.47 cm) than the uninoculated treated cuttings (0.45 cm). In terms of survival, the uninoculated cuttings gave the highest (90%) percent survival while the lowest (60%) was those inoculated with Pisolithus strain from New Caledonia. It is possible that the indigenous ECM fungi infected easily the roots of the uninoculated cuttings thus contributing to the high survival rate (90%). During outplanting, fruit bodies of S. columnare were present in the field site. The results, however, show that ECM fungi were able to colonize the roots and that some strains promoted the growth and survival of S. contorta planted in a logged-over dipterocarp forest in Bislig, Surigao, Philippines.
