Method for efficiently inducing peony underground bud polyploidy and application thereof
By implanting photothermal-responsive slow-release microspheres into the side of peony underground buds, combined with photothermal regulation and graphene quantum dots, efficient and low-damage peony polyploid induction was achieved. This solved the problems of low induction efficiency and resource waste in traditional methods, and improved the homozygous polyploid rate and drug utilization rate. It is suitable for breeding ornamental, medicinal and stress-resistant peonies.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202610297727.3
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-03-12
- Publication Date
- 2026-05-29
AI Technical Summary
Existing peony polyploid induction techniques suffer from problems such as low induction rate, high chimerism rate, low drug utilization rate, severe bud damage, and difficulty in screening homozygous polyploids. Furthermore, traditional methods are difficult to apply precisely to underground buds, leading to resource waste and environmental pollution.
Using photothermal-responsive sustained-release microsphere carriers, microspheres loaded with a composite inducer are implanted through a minimally invasive incision on the side of the peony underground bud. Combined with photothermal regulation, the drug can be released in a controlled manner. Graphene quantum dots are used to improve drug permeability and cell enrichment. Combined with cell synchronization treatment and polyploid identification and screening, the operation process is simplified.
It increases the homozygous polyploid rate to over 80%, reduces the chimeric rate to below 12%, improves bud survival rate and drug utilization, simplifies the operation process, conforms to the concept of green breeding, and is suitable for large-scale field breeding.