英文摘要 |
Morphometry of spores germination and development of gametophytes Asplenium nidus were investigated under steromicroscope. Spores had exine coated. Rhizoid was single-celled and cytoplasm accumlated in the antherior region. Protonema cells riched in chloroplasts. Brown, thimble-shaped antheridia were produced on the lower underside of the prothallium. Archegonia were clustered over the upper ventral of the same gametophyte. Spore germination to form rhizoid and protonema cells occurred 10 days after sowing on agar cultural medium. At 30 days after sowing, filamentous protonema transmitted to form two-dimensional prothallus. About 45 days later, heart-shaped gametophyte formed apical meristem. Antheridia and archegonia were produced at about 85 and 110 days after sowing, respectively. The first sporophytic frond was visible at about 150 days after sowing. For spore germination and gametophyte development, half-strength of MS medium was better than other media such as Knudson C, 1/4 MS and MS. The optimum sucrose concentration was 10~20 g/l. Plant hormone GAs promoted sexual differentiation of gametophytes. Spores matured in summer and sown immediately under sterile conditions exhibited higher germination and faster gametophyte development than the spores harvested late season in December or Febrary. |