英文摘要 |
The callus of Lilium longilorum Thunb was easily induced from scale sections and subcultured on a modified Murashige and Skoog medium. The constituents of medium affected the growth and differentiation of callus tissue Lack of plant hormone in the medium did not affect callus growth, but significantly reduced the differentiation of bud. When the medium contained 1 ppm each of NAA and kinetin, the callus grew and differentiated well. When the medium contained 3 ppm of kinetin and 1 ppm of NAA, differentiation of shoot was the best. However, at the concentration of 3 ppm, NAAL suppressed the growth and differentiation of callus; NAA above 5 ppm, callus growth was completely inhibited. The callus grew well when coconut milk was added, but differentiation of shdot was reduced. Lack of vitamin B1 and myo-Inositol in the medium did not affect the growth. The callus of lilium grew well under a 12-hr light illumination and continuous light illumination, but the growth was considerably inhibited under dark condition. Chlorophyll formation was found in a large amount when NAA and kinetin were at the right condition. Above 4 ppm of NAA or 9 ppm of kinetin, chlorophyll formation was remarkably suppressed. In additidn, when the pH value was at 4.5 or 7.5 chlorophyll formation was decreased. In conclusion, the callus of lilium grew and differentiated very well when medium contained 1 ppm each of kinetin and of NAA, at pH 5.5 and under 12-hr light illuminatien of photoperiod. |