Tulip pollen collection, identification and preservation method and tulip crossbreeding method
A preservation method and pollen collection technology, which are applied in the fields of plant preservation, botanical equipment and methods, biochemical equipment and methods, etc., can solve the problems of identification of germination rate, influence of pollen quality, long time required for identification of germination rate, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0035] A method for identifying tulip pollen vigor, carried out as follows:
[0036] Pollen collection method: bagging the day before the flowers open ( figure 1 ), to prevent biological or mechanical confounding. After 10 a.m. on sunny days (the pollen collected at this time has low humidity, can be directly used for hybrid breeding and preservation without drying, and is easy to preserve), choose flowers that have just cracked petals and completely dispersed pollen ( figure 2 ) (at this time, the pollen germination rate is the highest, the germination speed is the fastest, and the vitality is the largest), use tweezers to collect pollen and put it into a 2ml centrifuge tube, and mark the collection species and time on the centrifuge tube.
[0037] Pollen drying treatment method: pollen collected after 10:00 am on sunny days can be stored directly without drying; pollen collected on sunny days but not completely scattered can be placed in a ventilated place in the greenhous...
Embodiment 2
[0046] Effect of pollen collection time on pollen germination.
[0047] The purpose of the experiment: to determine the best time for pollen collection by identifying the size of pollen vigor in different states of anthers.
[0048] Varieties tested: tulip varieties Lion King and Dow Jones.
[0049] Experimental treatment: 6 treatments were established according to the degree of flower opening and pollen maturity: flower open - 1d (petals not opened, pollen not scattered), 1d (slightly open, half scattered), 2d (fully open, fully scattered), 5d, 8d, 12d (petals withered, pollen dried). Select 6 plants with flowers about to bloom for each tulip variety, and select a stamen from each flower to collect pollen from the -1d day when the flowers open. After the pollen is collected, put it into a 2ml centrifuge tube, and then store it in a -20°C refrigerator for later use. On the 12th day, the pollen germination activity was uniformly identified.
[0050] Identification method: Th...
Embodiment 3
[0055] The effect of light on pollen germination.
[0056] Test method: collect freshly scattered Lion King pollen and Dow Jones pollen in the morning on a sunny day.
[0057] Test treatment: select MS medium + 100g / L sucrose + 6g / L agar powder + 25mg / L boric acid, and set two culture conditions of light (4000lux) and dark (0lux) in the test. Except for the light conditions during cultivation, pollen collection and pollen viability identification were all in accordance with the pollen collection method and 3-hour rapid identification method in Example 1. The pollen germination was observed under a stereomicroscope, and the pollen germination rate and germination speed were calculated. The calculation method was the same as the vigor calculation method in Example 1.
[0058] Test results: The germination rate of pollen under light conditions is high and the germination rate of pollen tubes is significantly faster than that under dark conditions ( Figure 9 ).
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