英文摘要 |
Succulent mate inflorescence derived embryogenic calli of Musa AAA Cavendish subgroup cultivars and AAB cultivars were serially subcultured in modified MS liquid medium supplemented I mg/L 2,4-D for up to 5 years. It was demonstrated that the longest growth cycle in polar growth of embryogenic cell lines could be divided into proliferation, globularization, elongation, pear shaped enlargement and releasing phases. The cycle also could be subdivided into 15 growth stages. The cell lines of AAB culitvars and AAA 'Robusta' selected line 44 were mainly re-shifting growth in Phase 1 and 2, and comprised of 4-7 dominant types. The major pathway of recycling growth varied with genomic groups, cultured conditions and embryogenic competency, which was categorized into three models. Model A: The pathway of A is isolation and separation, such as the embryogenic cell cluster cell mass or globular mass serving as releasing center, detached free cells or small cell cluster as propagules for next generation .The duration of A cyclic growth required 2 months. Model B: The pathway of B is budding and fragmentation. The early enlarged pear-shape body performed as reorganized center. The periphery tissue was transformed into meristematic zone, then accompanying cell detachment and repetitive budding, free cell or fragments as propagules was reproduced, The growth cycle takes up 4-5 months. Model C: The pathway of C is fragmentation and reorganization. The lately enlarged pear-shape body Ⅲ preformed as the center, first pass the isolation and separation to release all the non-embryogenic cells, until the procambium zone. Then the cells reorganized to perform as the center of budding and fragment and accompany with model A. The growth cycle takes up at lease 6 months. It was demonstrated that the immature somatic embryos were inducible to proceed A pathway, mediated cell reactivation and isolation, and able to reproduce homogeneously embryogenic suspension in 2.5 months. |