英文摘要 |
Lilium formosanum could produce high seed yield, the large capsule contained 1528-1952 seeds, the percentage of fertile seed per capsule was in the range of 61-90%. L. longiflorum produced 42-87% fertile seeds per capsule. There were differences in seed set, the fertile seeds per capsule varied in populations and seasons. In this paper, Populations meant that they were collected from different geographical localities in Taiwan, and showed some identifiable differences in hereditary characters. The thickness of seeds of L. formosanum could distinceted from that of L. longiflorum, the former was 0.146-0.157 mm and the latter was 0.221-0.246mm. Cool temperature in the range of 9°-15℃ was necessary for the germination of L. longiflorum while warmer temperature in the range of 9°-22℃ was required for that of L. formosanum Different populations showed some required for that of L. formosanum Different population showed some variation in germination response to temperature, Population LL of L. longiflorum was . collected form southeastern coast of Taiwan would germinate in the range of 4°-18℃ and the optimum was 6°-14℃, at 4℃ it took 2-3 months for complete germination. All the strains of population LL. showed a similar germination response, the strains were distinguished by the color of flower or anther. Population LD was collceted form the northeastern coast of Taiwan, the seeds would germinate in the range of 4°-20℃, and the optimum was 9°-18℃, the speed and percentage of germination of population LD was lower than that of population LL. In Taiwan, L. formosanum showed considerable variation in morphological characters. Population FM was found at an elevation of 2000m, it showed a very wide range of germination temperature such as 4°-25℃, and the optimum was 9°-20℃, the germination speed was promoted by increased temperature, FM showed the most rapid germination rate among the three populations. At 4℃ it still could have a high germination percentage. Population FT was collected at an elevation of 200m. It was more sensitive than population FM at lower or higher temperature. In gerneral, the optimum temperature was 12°-18℃. Lighting could promote the germination speed or increase the upper limit of germination temperature. The effect of day and night alternating temperature on germination was also investigated. |