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In Vitro Regeneration Method of Somatic Embryos for Genetic Transformation and Rapid Propagation of Lily Lily

A technology of genetic transformation and lily lily, applied in botany equipment and methods, plant regeneration, horticultural methods, etc., can solve the problems of thin and weak stems, achieve the effects of increasing germination rate, promoting germination, and reducing consumption

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-03-23
SHENYANG AGRI UNIV
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In addition, the stalks of Lilium fine-leaved plants are relatively thin, and the ornamental traits need to be further improved.

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[0036] Example 1. In Vitro Regeneration Technology of Lilium microphylla Somatic Embryos

[0037] 1. Non-embryogenic callus induction stage (explant dedifferentiation stage)

[0038] Select aseptic seedlings of Lilium microphylla with a small bulb diameter of 1-1.2 cm, cut the leaves into 0.5 cm long segments, inoculate them on the dedifferentiation medium MS+BA 1.0 mg L -1 +NAA0.5mg·L -1 (ie BA / NAA is 2), light culture. Contains 30g·L of sucrose -1 , agar strip 7g·L -1 , pH5.8, autoclaved at 121°C for 20 minutes. The temperature of the culture room is 25±1°C, and an airtight sealing film is used to ensure that the humidity in the tissue culture bottle reaches 80-90%, 16 hours of light and 8 hours of darkness per day, and the light intensity is 36 μmol m -2 ·s -1 .

[0039] In the experiment, it was found that if the scales were used as explants, the direct regeneration of adventitious buds would occur. However, adventitious buds did not form when the leaves and petiol...

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[0056] Example two, identification of non-embryogenic callus and embryogenic callus

[0057] Observation by stereomicroscope showed that non-embryogenic callus had smooth surface, while embryogenic callus had tumor-like structure. Observation of paraffin sections showed that there were obvious differences between the two types of callus, and there was no obvious cell structure in the non-embryogenic callus (see appendix Figure 13 ), while the embryogenic callus is mostly of external origin, the internal cell structure is obvious, and most of them are spherical. From the inner layer to the outer layer, the cells gradually become smaller and more closely arranged (see appendix Figure 14 ).

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[0058] Example 3. Validation of the Efficiency of the Somatic Embryogenesis Pathway

[0059]Although the somatic embryo regeneration system has the advantages of single-cell origin and high reproduction coefficient, due to the relative difficulty of induction, only a few species of lilies at home and abroad can obtain somatic embryos, and most of them are cut flower varieties. Many wild lilies are rarely reported. At present, the research on the in vitro regeneration of Lilium microphyllum is mainly focused on the organogenesis pathway. When explants are taken from adult bulbs and non-sterile seedlings of Lilium microphyllum scales as explants for adventitious bud induction, the induction coefficient is 3-4.8 ; The callus induction rate was 40% when the filaments of Lilium fine-leaf were used as explants, and when the callus underwent adventitious bud differentiation, the differentiation coefficient was 10.8 (Jin Shumei et al., 2006; Ge Beibo et al., 2010); in other lilies In...

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The invention provides a somatic embryo in-vitro regeneration method applied to genetic transformation and seed ball rapid propagation of Lilium pumilumDC. Fisch. The method comprises the following process steps: preparing Lilium pumilumDC. Fisch aseptic seedling leaves, inoculating the prepared seedling leaves into a culture medium (MS+BA1.0mg.L<-1>+NAA0.5mg.L<-1>), and culturing the inoculated seedling leaves for 45 days to obtain non-embryonic calli; transferring the non-embryonic calli into a culture medium (MS+BA0.5mg.L<-1>+NAA1.0mg.L<-1>), culturing the non-embryonic calli for 45 days to obtain embryonic calli, transferring the embryonic calli into a culture medium (MS+NAA0.5mg.L<-1>), adjusting the embryonic proportion, and alternatively using the two culture media in sequence to obtain an embryonic callus culture which has a high embryonic proportion and a low germination rate; and transferring the embryonic callus culture into a culture medium (MS), wherein more than 21 somatic embryos can be formed in the embryonic callus culture per cubic centimeter. According to the somatic embryo in-vitro regeneration method, an aseptic seedling is taken as an explant, so that the consumption of lily stocks is lowered; the embryonic calli have high induction rates and good preserving effects, can be distinguished by naked eyes, and are good receptors of genetic transformation; and compared with the conventional method, the somatic embryo in-vitro regeneration method has the advantages that the callus induction rate and seedling coefficient of an established somatic embryo regeneration system are increased by 40 percent and 3-4 times respectively.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the research field of in vitro culture and genetic breeding of bulbous flowers, in particular to the technical field of in vitro regeneration of somatic embryos for genetic transformation and bulb breeding of lily lily. Background technique [0002] Somatic embryo is an embryoid body developed from a single cell. Propagation in this way has the advantages of less material, high genetic stability, low mutation rate and high regeneration rate, which can effectively reduce the heavy screening work of transgenic plants in the later stage , is considered to have broad application prospects in the fields of genetic engineering, somatic cell fusion, cell mutant induction, artificial seed preparation, rescue of hybrid zygote embryos, germplasm preservation, and rapid propagation of seedlings. It has become a research field in genetic engineering such as genetic transformation in recent years. hotspots. [0003] Lily Lily ( Lilium Pum...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01H4/00
Inventor 孙红梅张静
Owner SHENYANG AGRI UNIV
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