新疆野生郁金香与栽培品种的杂交性状

为研制具有自主知识产权的郁金香（Tulipa gesneriana）新种质,本实验选择6种栽培郁金香品种为母本,5种野生郁金香为父本进行杂交试验。结果显示,平均受精率为（84．8±3．5）％,母本受精率最高的是克斯奈丽斯,平均为（94．0±2．3）％,受精率最低的是蒙特卡罗,平均为（71．0±3．8）％。果实发育1个月最高坐果率为100．0％,平均为（75．2±4．1）％,2个月最高坐果率为（90．0±3．6）％,平均为（47．0±3．4）％;杂交种子平均结实率为24．3％。研究结果表明,母本与杂交组合对受精率、坐果率和结实率有显著影响,父本则没有显著影响：杂交组合小黑人×伊犁郁金香、小黑人×柔毛郁金香及小黑人X天山郁金香亲合性较好,其杂交种子结实率分别为78．2％、68．4％和57．5％。     

中国樱桃种内及与欧洲甜樱桃杂交的初步分析

以四川优良的中国樱桃栽培和野生种质及欧洲甜樱桃为试材进行杂交,对自交坐果率、杂交亲和性、杂交坐果率进行了调查和分析。结果表明:(1)中国樱桃自交亲和,欧洲甜樱桃自交不亲和;(2)杂交授粉2周后,各杂交组合表现出较高的杂交亲和性,坐果率为57.24~93.03%;5周后,各杂交组合表现出不同程度的杂种败育性,远缘杂交尤为明显;(3)在中国樱桃种内杂交中,以野生种质为父本的杂交坐果率极显著高于以栽培品种为父本的杂交坐果率;而远缘杂交中,以‘红灯’为母本,以中国樱桃栽培品种为父本的杂交坐果率显著高于以中国樱桃野生种质为父本的杂交坐果率;(4)受亲本影响,不同的杂交组合坐果率不同,受父本的影响极显著高于受母本的影响。基于上述结果,该研究进行了初步的分析和讨论。     

蔷薇属植物与现代月季品种杂交亲和性研究

为培育抗寒、抗病性强、芳香的月季品种,以单瓣黄刺玫(Rosa xanthinaf.normalis)、黄刺玫(R.xanthina)、报春刺玫(R.primula)、美蔷薇(R.bella)、腺果大叶蔷薇(R.macrophylla var.glandulifera)、荷花蔷薇(R.multifloraf.carnea)等6个蔷薇属种、变种及变型和5个玫瑰品种为父本,以11个现代月季品种和香水月季(R.odorata)为母本设计72个授粉组合进行远缘杂交,统计杂交结实率及杂交种子萌发率,并采用扫描电镜技术观察了杂交亲本的花粉与柱头形态,测定花粉萌发率。结果显示:(1)除黄刺玫外,所试其他蔷薇属植物均适合作为父本材料与现代月季品种和香水月季杂交,但不同杂交组合的结实率及出苗率差异显著。(2)花粉、柱头形态对杂交亲和性无显著影响,花粉生活力对杂交亲和性有显著影响,且与杂交结实率成正相关关系。通过试验,筛选出14个亲和性较好的杂交组合、4个适宜的母本材料(香水月季、‘橘红潮’、‘金玛丽’、‘粉和平’)和6个适宜的父本材料(单瓣黄刺玫、报春刺玫、美蔷薇、腺果大叶蔷薇、荷花蔷薇、玫瑰‘大红紫枝’)。     

以杜鹃红山茶为母本的优良种间杂交父本筛选

以杜鹃红山茶(Camellia azalea)为母本,‘绿带可娜’、‘红芙蓉’、‘迪朱丽亚’等13个观赏性较强的山茶花品种为父本,采用常规杂交育种方法,共配置13个杂交组合进行杂交试验。以坐果率、结实率、出苗率、单花成苗率作为评价亲和性的指标对杂交父本进行筛选,利用因子分析法对杂交组合亲和力进行综合评价,并采用形态鉴定法比较杂交子代与父母本主要性状差异。结果表明,‘绿带可娜’、‘玛丽费丝’、‘尼丽夫人’、‘花露珍’、‘娃丽娜深’为亲和性高的父本,杜鹃红山茶ב绿带可娜’、杜鹃红山茶ב玛丽费丝’为杂交亲和性较高的组合。杜鹃红山茶种间杂交后代花色、花型表现趋于父本,叶片更接近于母本杜鹃红山茶,杂交后代均遗传母本全年开花的特性。     

春兰×大花蕙兰杂种试管苗开花现象

以野生春兰(Cymbidiumgoeringii)为母本,大花蕙兰(C.hybridium)为父本进行杂交,由杂交种子获得800多个春兰×大花蕙兰杂种原球茎无性系。其中一个杂种株系的原球茎继代培养2个月后,形成肉眼可见的花蕾。诱导花芽形成的最适激素组合为6-BA1.0mg/L+NAA0.1mg/L,总花芽形成率达31%。诱导花芽形成的最适材料为1￣2cm幼苗,花芽形成率达19%。     

野生杜鹃杂交亲和性及适宜的评价指标

以映山红和马银花为母本,映山红亚属、羊踯躅亚属、杜鹃亚属、常绿杜鹃亚属以及马银花亚属的5个亚属16个中国野生杜鹃种为父本进行杂交授粉,统计子房膨大率、坐果率和种子萌发率,分析杜鹃属植物远缘杂交的亲和性,探讨其杂交亲和性适宜的评价指标。结果表明:映山红作为母本,与同亚属的杜鹃杂交亲和性较好,与其它亚属的杜鹃种的杂交亲和性存在显著的亚属间和种间差异;而马银花作为母本,与同亚属的西施花进行杂交,未获得杂交果实和种子,但与杜鹃其它亚属种的杂交,部分杂交组合显示出较好的杂交亲和性。这一结果表明,映山红作为母本,与马银花相比,有着较好的杂交亲和性,并且杜鹃属植物的杂交亲和性与目前杜鹃分类体系中的亲缘关系并没有直接关系。进一步的数据分析表明,子房膨大率与坐果率、坐果率与蒴果平均种子数之间呈显著正相关,但子房膨大率与果实内种子数无直接相关性;花粉活力(大于15%)、父母本花柱长度比(在0.50~2.12范围内)与子房膨大率等亲和性指标无显著相关性。     

杂交粳稻及其亲本千粒重与产量、品质的相关性

为了探明杂交粳稻及其亲本千粒重与产量、品质的关系,以4个千粒重介于23.1~28.0 g之间的BT型不育系和24个千粒重介于18.1~32.0 g之间的三系粳稻恢复系,采用p×q不完全双列杂交(NCⅡ)设计,配制96个杂交组合为试验材料,对F1千粒重优势表现、F1千粒重与亲本千粒重及其与产量、品质性状间的相关性进行分析,确定高产优质兼顾的杂交粳稻的千粒重范围。结果表明:(1)56.3%的杂交组合千粒重超过其双亲平均值,19.8%的杂交组合千粒重表现正向超亲优势;(2)F1千粒重与母本千粒重、父本千粒重、双亲千粒重平均值的相关性均达极显著水平(r=0.33**、0.71**、0.78**),且恢复系千粒重对杂种的影响大于不育系;(3)F1千粒重、父本千粒重及双亲千粒重平均值与组合单株产量的相关性均达极显著水平(r=0.55**、0.47**、0.51**),母本千粒重与组合单株产量相关不显著;(4)F1千粒重、父本千粒重与糙米率、精米率、整精米率、垩白粒率、粒长、粒宽均呈极显著正相关,与透明度呈显著正相关,母本千粒重与垩白粒率、垩白度、粒长均呈极显著正相关,与粒宽呈显著正相关;(5)杂交粳稻育种中具有高产优质兼顾的F1千粒重范围应在25.1~27.0 g之间。     

杜鹃花品种(种)间杂交亲和性及其杂交种子萌发研究

以映山红Rhododendron simsii及‘霸王红’R.‘Bawanghong’、‘迎春6号’R.‘Yingchun6’、‘孩儿面’R.‘Haiermian’、‘华玉3号’R.‘Huayu 3’、‘若姪子’R.‘Ruozhizi’等12个杜鹃品种为杂交亲本,进行不完全双列杂交,并进行部分正反交,对其结实性进行探讨;选取3个2016年杂交育种获得的种子作为试验材料,通过不同温度、不同浓度赤霉素浸种处理,筛选适宜杜鹃花杂交种子的浸种处理方式。结果表明:(1)不同品种(种)间杂交座果率存在明显差异,各杂交组合座果率在0~81%之间;(2)同一品种(种)作为父本或母本,其杂交座果率也存在显著差异;(3)不同浸种处理对杜鹃杂交种子萌发率均有显著影响,其中40℃浸种处理和赤霉素处理均能显著提高种子萌发率。     

中华沙鳅(♀)与宽体沙鳅(♂)杂交种的胚胎发育

以中华沙鳅为母本,宽体沙鳅为父本,通过人工杂交获得受精卵,运用数码体视显微镜对杂交种的胚胎发育进行观察拍照,并对杂交种胚胎发育各时期特征进行了详细描述。受精卵直径1.41 mm±0.16 mm,吸水膨胀后直径达1.91 mm±0.09 mm,半漂流性。25℃±0.5℃水温条件下,受精卵历时25 h 50 min孵出。胚胎发育过程分为7个阶段、27个发育期。初孵仔鱼全长4.71 mm±0.12 mm。经统计,杂交种受精率46.84%,孵化率72.84%,仔鱼畸形率8.62%,表明这两种沙鳅属间杂交表现出亲和性。     

丁香属植物有性杂交试验的研究初报

1988~1989年在哈尔滨市第三苗圃进行了丁香属(Syringa L.)植物种间(内)杂交试验。结果表明:(1)不同杂交组合的亲和性差异很大,在试验的18个杂交组合中有5个杂交组合得到了发育正常的杂种F1代种子,但结实率不同,其中以白丁香与洋丁香为亲本的杂交组合,无论是正交或反交,杂种F1代的结实率均达86%以上,表现出较高的亲和力。而以重瓣洋丁香为母本,白丁香为父本的杂交组合,杂种F1代结实率仅有8%,亲和力显著下降。(2)丁香种间杂交可以获得成功。杂种F1代长势旺盛,花色变异丰富,瓣性遗传性较强,已发现若干符合育种目标的新类型。     

Crossability analysis in subgenus Tulipa of the genus Tulipa L.

A range of almost 1400 cross combinations has been carried out between 31 species of Tulipa subgenus Tulipa. Most of the sections are well separated reproductively from each other. The designated species aggregates in section Clusianae appeared to be intersterile. Also in section Kolpakowskianae the species, as far as used, cannot be combined. Some crosses between species of section Tulipanum succeeded. The species of sections Eichleres and Tulipa (including the cultivated tulip T gesneriana ) could be combined in various ways, although the highest level of seed set was achieved within either section. The crossability data support the current taxonomic division. The level of reproductive isolation between sympatric species is discussed, and the importance of crossability studies for plant breeding in Tulipa pointed out briefly.     

Interspecific crosses in the genus Tulipa L.: identification of pre-fertilization barriers

 Pollen tube growth in the pistil and pollen tube penetration of ovules have both been studied in crosses between cultivars from Tulipa gesneriana L. and 12 tulip species from all eight sections of the genus Tulipa to identify pre-fertilization barriers. Depending on the cross, pollen tubes grew as far as the stigma or the style or continued growing down into the ovary. Pollen tubes penetrated none or only a few percent of the ovules of some crosses, despite the presence of many pollen tubes in the ovary. In other crosses, from which no or only a few hybrids have been obtained after seed maturation on the plant, pollen tube penetration was found in up to 79% of the ovules. Apparently, various kinds of barriers preventing fertilization or normal embryogenesis occur in interspecific tulip crosses. Received: 26 July 1996 / Revision accepted: 31 January 1997     

The progamic phase, embryo and endosperm development in an intraspecific Tulipa gesneriana L. cross and in the incongruent interspecific cross T. gesneriana × T. agenensis DC.

 The development of the embryo and endosperm has been investigated in an intraspecific Tulipa gesneriana cross and in the incongruent cross T. gesneriana ×T. agenensis at intervals of 10 days, from 12 to 82 days after pollination (DAP). In both tulip crosses, the zygote gives rise to an apparently undifferentiated cell mass, the proembryonal cell mass, on which a suspensor then develops. Subsequently, a globular embryo is formed on top of the suspensor. This embryo finally elongates, giving rise to a spindle-shaped embryo. The cellular endosperm fills the whole embryo sac in mature seeds, except for a region immediately around the embryo. In both crosses, aberrant developments were found. In the intraspecific T. gesneriana cross, the pollen tubes did not open in a number of ovules. In other ovules, the pollen tubes seemed to have opened, but an embryo or endosperm was not found or only endosperm was observed. In the cross T. gesneriana ×T. agenensis, fewer pollen tubes entered the ovules than in the intraspecific T. gesneriana cross. The ovules with embryo and endosperm formation of the incongruent interspecific cross showed, in general, retarded development in comparison with the intraspecific T. gesneriana cross. The first globular embryos and spindle-shaped embryos were found at the later fixation dates and the relatively lower number of spindle-shaped embryos at 82 DAP had a shorter average length. The number of ovules with deformations in embryo and/or endosperm development was also higher in the cross T. gesneriana × T. agenensis in comparison with the intraspecific T. gesneriana cross. Between 87% and 100% of the ovules with embryo and endosperm development showed normal development in the intraspecific T. gesneriana cross, while in the incongruent interspecific cross, from 22 DAP, between 17% and 56% of the ovules showed normal development. Of those ovules with aberrations in embryo and/or endosperm formation, about 80% had a deformed endosperm, of which more than 50% also contained a deformed embryo. Embryos of the incongruent cross might be saved by the application of embryo rescue techniques. Received: 10 December 1996 / Revision accepted: 23 April 1997     

6-C-Glucosylnaringenin from Tulipa gesneriana

6-C-glucosylnaringenin, the first flavanone derivative found in Liliaceae, was isolated from the perianths of Tulipa gesneriana cv ‘Paradae’.     

A new agglutinin from the Tulipa gesneriana bulbs

Two agglutinins with different agglutinating activity exist in Tulipa gesneriana bulbs. One is the T. gesneriana lectin which agglutinates yeasts as reported previously [Oda, Y. and Minami, K. (1986) Eur. J. Biochem. 159, 239-245]. The other agglutinin is a new one which agglutinates animal erythrocytes and was purified from the tulip bulbs using affinity chromatography on thyroglobulin-Sepharose 4B. The agglutinin agglutinated mouse and rat erythrocytes at a minimum concentration of 2 micrograms/ml and 30 micrograms/ml respectively, but did not agglutinate erythrocytes from other animals and yeasts even at a concentration of 1000 micrograms/ml. The agglutinin appeared homogeneous by disc gel electrophoresis at pH 4.3 and gel filtration. Its relative molecular mass was determined by gel filtration to be approximately 40,000. It was suggested that the agglutinin was composed of two different subunits of 26 kDa and 14 kDa by sodium dodecyl sulfate/polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis analysis. Binding of radioiodinated agglutinin to mouse erythrocytes indicated that the presence of a high-affinity site with a dissociation constant of 2.00 X 10(-9) M. In inhibition experiments thyroglobulin glycopeptides were the most potent inhibitors; thyroglobulin was also a potent inhibitor. Orosomucoid and mucin showed weak inhibition. The other glycoproteins, glycopeptides and sugars examined showed no inhibition.     

Crossability analysis in subgenus Tulipa of the genus Tulipa L.

A range of almost 1400 cross combinations has been carried out between 31 species of Tulipa subgenus Tulipa. Most of the sections are well separated reproductively from each other. The designated species aggregates in section Clusianae appeared to be intersterile. Also in section Kolpakowskianae the species, as far as used, cannot be combined. Some crosses between species of section Tulipanum succeeded. The species of sections Eichleres and Tulipa (including the cultivated tulip T gesneriana) could be combined in various ways, although the highest level of seed set was achieved within either section. The crossability data support the current taxonomic division. The level of reproductive isolation between sympatric species is discussed, and the importance of crossability studies for plant breeding in Tulipa pointed out briefly.     

A new species Tulipa heweri related to T. praestans (Liliaceae)

A new species Tulipa heweri is described (subgenus Tulipa , section Eichleres , series Multiflorae ). The species is related to T. praestans and differs by having smaller and less densely ciliate leaves, yellow or ochre flowers, yellow filaments, anthers and stigma, and a green ovary. The two species are allopatric, T. heweri being endemic to northern Afghanistan. Crosses between T heweri and T. praestans yielded moderate seed set.     

Some naturally occurring chromosome anomalies in Tulipa clusiana DC

Tulipa clusiana is characterized by a highly variable phenotype. The species comprises var. chrysantha Sealy (2n=2x=24), var. stellata Regel (2n=3x=36; 2n=4x=48) and var. typica Regel (2n=2x=24; 2n=4x=48; 2n=5x=60). Several populations of these varieties were all found to exhibit remarkable uniformity in basic karyotype. A few plants had some structurally altered chromosomes otherwise unknown within the species and its allies. These chromosomes are suspected to be products of translocations. They are very long with almost median centromere. Occasional aneusomaty and polysomaty have also been observed in some plants. The evolutionary significance of these aberrations is discussed.