英文摘要 |
The ultrastructures of the petals of Eustoma russelliamum were observed by scanning electron microscopy and transmitted electron microscopy in various flower senescence processes and the release of CO2 and ethylene from the senescent flowers were measured, which were able to explore the phenomena of flower senescence of Eustoma russelliamum. The results showed that at the slightly open stage of flowers the adaxial epidermal cells were turgid, then proceeded to shrinkage and even collapse at the stage of wilt. At the slightly open stage of flowers, the autophagic activity of the vacuoles of epidermal cells of petals increased, while the CO2 and ethylene released from the flowers also increased. At the fall open stage of flowers CO2 and ethylene released from flower reached a peak, and the cells occurred vacuole member plasmolysis and lost integrity. At the wilt stage that appeared the deposits of the decomposed organelles. It is concluded that the senescence of flowers of Eustoma rasselliamum appeared at the slightly open stage, at the full open stage, the turgid epidermal cells of petal showed the decomposition of vacuole membrane, finally proceeded to serious destruction at the initiation of petal wilt. |