51个红松子代家系苗期生长变异研究

为选育生长快、成活率高的优良红松子代家系,以吉林省龙井市开山屯林场的51个红松初级种子园子代家系为材料,对其苗高、地径、成活率及存活率进行测定分析。结果表明：除4年生地径的区组与家系交互作用外,各性状在家系间均达显著差异水平（P<0.05）;各性状表型变异系数变化范围为6.85%～29.89%;各性状的遗传力较高,除4年生地径（0.34）和存活率（0.37）外,遗传力均超过0.50,属于高遗传力;高变异系数,高遗传力,有利于家系的评价选择;相关性分析结果表明,各性状间相关关系均达极显著正相关水平。利用布雷津多性状综合评价法对51个红松子代家系进行评价,以10%的入选率,PK29、PK38、PK21、PK37和PK48五个家系入选。入选家系4年生苗高和地径平均值分别为29.26和0.93 cm,分别比总平均值高3.51和0.06 cm,遗传增益分别为10.08%和2.33%。本研究可以为红松优良家系评价提供理论基础和材料。     

Needle morphological evidence of the homoploid hybrid origin of Pinus densata based on analysis of artificial hybrids and the putative parents,Pinus tabuliformis and Pinus yunnanensis

Genetic analyses indicate that Pinus densata is a natural homoploid hybrid originating from Pinus tabuliformis and Pinus yunnanensis. Needle morphological and anatomical features show relative species stability and can be used to identify coniferous species. Comparative analyses of these needle characteristics and phenotypic differences between the artificial hybrids, P. densata, and parental species can be used to determine the genetic and phenotypic evolutionary consequences of natural hybridization. Twelve artificial hybrid families, the two parental species, and P. densata were seeded in a high‐altitude habitat in Linzhi, Tibet. The needles of artificial hybrids and the three pine species were collected, and 24 needle morphological and anatomical traits were analyzed. Based on these results, variations in 10 needle traits among artificial hybrid families and 22 traits among species and artificial hybrids were predicted and found to be under moderate genetic control. Nineteen needle traits in artificial hybrids were similar to those in P. densata and between the two parental species, P. tabuliformis and P. yunnanensis. The ratio of plants with three needle clusters in artificial hybrids was 22.92%, which was very similar to P. densata. The eight needle traits (needle length, the mean number of stomata in sections 2 mm in length of the convex and flat sides of the needle, mean stomatal density, mesophyll/vascular bundle area ratio, mesophyll/resin canal area ratio, mesophyll/(resin canals and vascular bundles) area ratio, vascular bundle/resin canal area ratio) relative to physiological adaptability were similar to the artificial hybrids and P. densata. The similar needle features between the artificial hybrids and P. densata could be used to verify the homoploid hybrid origin of P. densata and helps to better understand of the hybridization roles in adaptation and speciation in plants.     

Genetic control of growth,biomass allocation,and survival under drought stress in Pinus radiata D. Don seedlings

Drought is one of the critical factors limiting plant growth, and knowledge about genetic adaptation to drought is necessary to develop strategies for successful reforestation on drought-prone sites. In this study, genetic variation was investigated in 98 full- and half-sib radiata pine (Pinus radiata D. Don) families, representing Chilean coastal and interior populations, subjected to two water regimes: well-watered and drought-stressed. Assessed traits, in 5-month-old seedlings, included height (H), diameter (D), height-to-diameter ratio (HDR), dry biomass of needles (NDW), stem (SDW), roots (RDW), and total (TDW), root-to-shoot ratio (RSR), and survival (SUR). After 115 days of treatment, growth, biomass, and survival were nearly two times higher under the well-watered regime than under the stressed one. Families differed significantly in most traits, with individual tree heritabilities ranging from 0.14 for SUR to 0.63 for D in the well-watered treatment. Families from the interior showed the highest heritability for D, SDW, RDW, and TDW when grown in the water-stress treatment. The genetic correlations between treatments were moderately strong, which suggests the presence of a genotype by watering regime interaction. Most traits were strongly correlated (genetic correlations often exceeded 0.40). Compared to the first generation families from coastal sites, the third generation families from the interior sites showed an increase in SUR and RSR. Thus, potential exists to screen families at the seedling stage for drought hardiness and to identify parents from the interior sites with potential to produce a more drought-resistant breed with satisfactory growth rates and yields in dry environments.     

Anatomical changes with needle length are correlated with leaf structural and physiological traits across five Pinus species

The genus Pinus has wide geographical range and includes species that are the most economically valued among forest trees worldwide. Pine needle length varies greatly among species, but the effects of needle length on anatomy, function, and coordination and trade‐offs among traits are poorly understood. We examined variation in leaf morphological, anatomical, mechanical, chemical, and physiological characteristics among five southern pine species: Pinus echinata, Pinus elliottii, Pinus palustris, Pinus taeda, and Pinus virginiana. We found that increasing needle length contributed to a trade‐off between the relative fractions of support versus photosynthetic tissue (mesophyll) across species. From the shortest (7 cm) to the longest (36 cm) needles, mechanical tissue fraction increased by 50%, whereas needle dry density decreased by 21%, revealing multiple adjustments to a greater need for mechanical support in longer needles. We also found a fourfold increase in leaf hydraulic conductance over the range of needle length across species, associated with weaker upward trends in stomatal conductance and photosynthetic capacity. Our results suggest that the leaf size strongly influences their anatomical traits, which, in turn, are reflected in leaf mechanical support and physiological capacity.     

马尾松不同叶型幼苗外生菌根真菌群落特征

马尾松Pinus massoniana当年生幼苗中会出现全初生叶和全次生针叶两种变异类型,它们的根系生长以及外生菌根(ectomycorrhiza,ECM)真菌群落是否也表现出差异,截止目前尚不明晰.本研究以马尾松全初生叶及全次生针叶幼苗类型为材料,采集幼苗根系,利用万深LA-S植物根系分析系统测定根系形态,采用TTC...     

马尾松两广优良家系遗传变异研究

通过调查马尾松中龄林的生长情况,对其群体遗传变异进行分析。结果表明,马尾松两广优良家系中龄林存在丰富的遗传变异,树高、胸径、材积和冠幅等性状在家系层次上有极显著或显著差异,这些差异主要由遗传因素制约,各性状受中度、中低度遗传控制。主成分分析表明,树高、胸径和材积为主要生长性状,它们的累积贡献率达89.54%。采用Structure Version 2.2软件进行群体遗传结构分析,将群体分成5大类,在第4组群中,广东的家系数量最多,且组群生长性状值最高;第2组群中广西的家系数量最多,而生长性状值仅次于第4组群。     

Phenotypic analysis of first-year traits in a pseudo-backcross {(slash x loblolly) x slash} and the open-pollinated families of the pure-species progenitors

A single test, including one pseudo-backcross (Pinus elliottii x Pinus taeda) x P. elliottii and open-pollinated families of the pure species progenitors, was established in North Central Florida in December 2007 to study the transfer of the fast-growing characteristics from a P. taeda L. (loblolly pine) parent into the P. elliottii Engelm. (slash pine) background. Several traits were measured in the first growing season: height growth, phenology, tip moth incidence, stem traits, crown architectural and needle traits. Heterosis was evaluated for each trait using analyses of variance by fitting a linear mixed model. All traits were significantly (p value < 0.05) different among families while the significance for heterosis varied by trait. Positive heterosis was found for average rate of shoot elongation (ASRE), total growth (TG), total height and number of needles per fascicle while the opposite was true for base diameter, top diameter, fascicle length, fascicle diameter, crown projected area and phenological traits (cessation, duration and day to reach 50% of the height). Average performance (i.e., no heterosis) was found for initiation of growth, number of branches, number of nodes, tip moth incidence, sheath length and specific leaf area. The analyses indicated that introgression of loblolly pine alleles into slash pine was effective and novel trait combinations were achieved. The pseudo-backcross had larger variation in early height growth than the slash pine families and was taller than all open-pollinated families at the end of the first season. Tip moth incidence was much lower than the loblolly pine family.     

Glycosides from Pinus contorta needles

The β-d-glucopyranosides of zingerone, rheosmin acetoxydihydro-p-coumaryl alcohol, chavicol, benzoic acid and 2(or 4)-hydroxy-4(or 2)- methoxyprop-1-ene were isolated from the water soluble fraction of Pinus contorta needles, in addition to a dilignol-l-rhannopyranoside.     

Phenetic analysis of the Mexican midland pinyon pines, Pinus cembroides and Pinus johannis

This account presents an analysis of allopatric, sympatric and juxtaposed populations of the pinyon pines, Pinus cembroides Zucc. and P. johannis M.-F. Robert, based on phenetic analysis of morphological data, and draws on a comparison and differentiation of P. culminicola Andresen & Beaman. A qualitative and quantitative database for populations has been assembled and used for a cluster and ordination analysis using NTSYS. It was found that individual populations of the taxa were distinguishable. The emergence of morphological intermediate populations between P. cembroides and P. johannis was confirmed. The pattern of variation in P. johannis was found to be discrete, showing three geographical groups. The phenetic similarity between P. johannis from Zacatecas and P. johannis from San Luis Potosi and Queretaro was lower than that of P. johannis from Zacatecas and P. culminicola from Nuevo Leon. The following traits distinguish P. cembroides and the other two species: colour and fertility of seeds; cone shape; colour and width of needles; physiognomy; seed dimensions. This last trait can be used to distinguish three subgroups of pines with white endosperm in the northern, central and southern regions of the Mexican highlands.     

Genetic Variation in Growth and Cone Traits of <i>Pinus Koraiensis</i> Half-Sib Families in Northeast China

Genetic parameters were evaluated for growth and cone characteristics (tree height, diameter at breast height, volume, cone number, thousand seeds weight and single cone seeds weight) on 86 half-sib families of Pinus koraiensis aged 31 years. Analyses of variance revealed significant differences (p < 0.001) in all growth and cone traits among families while no significant differences were detected among blocks and the interaction between blocks and families. The average family values for growth traits were 17.22 m, 8.67 cm and 0.43 m3 for tree height, diameter at breast height and volume, respectively. The average cone number, thousand seeds weight and single cone seeds weight were 17.57, 748.91 g and 77.25 g, respectively. Genotypic additive variance and phenotypic variances ranged from 0.00009 to 3.820 and from 0.0005 to 23.066, while genotypic and phenotypic coefficients of variation ranged from 2.693% to 37.196% and 4.963% to 60.595%, respectively. Heritability at the individual and family level ranged from 0.152 to 0.215 and 0.611 to 0.862, respectively. Growth traits were significantly positively correlated with each other, but cone traits showed a weak correlation with growth traits. Based on 10% selection rate, nine families each were selected as elite materials in terms of high performance in volume and cone numbers, with 22.16% and 43.82% genetic gain in volume and cone number, respectively. These results provide beneficial information to select excellent families and establish orchards of P. koraiensis from improved seeds.     

马尾松不同种源矿质营养与生长相关性分析

运用电感耦合等离子直读光谱仪（ＩＣＰ）,测定相同立地上马尾松（ＰｉｎｕｓｍａｓｏｎｉａｎａＬａｍｂ．）１０个种源针叶内２５种矿质营养元素含量的变异,分析矿质元素含量与树高、胸径生长量的相关性,认为利用常绿针叶树种休眠期内矿质元素含量的相对稳定性研究马尾松矿质营养水平是可靠的。矿质营养与产地经、纬度呈负相关。广东和广西的种源可作为江苏地区今后推广马尾松的主要种源。马尾松针叶内钙和锌含量可作为马尾松树高和胸径生长量的预测因子。初步认为马尾松属于高钙吸收和高锌利用型树种。     

虫害马尾松(Pinus massoniana Lamb)邻枝针叶挥发物及其内源茉莉酸甲酯的快速变化

对盆栽马尾松针叶进行接虫咬食危害处理后,通过TCT-GC/MS分析了同一株受害枝相邻的健康枝针叶挥发物的成分及相对含量的时序变化。结果表明：萜烯类化合物是邻枝针叶挥发物的主要成分,其次是含氧化合物、含氮化合物等。与对照相比,多数挥发物的相对含量1h略高于对照,2h维持较高水平。同时,用GC/MS分析了邻枝针叶不同时间序列中茉莉酸甲酯的含量,结果表明：虫害马尾松邻枝针叶1h茉莉酸甲酯含量就有所升高,2h显著高于对照,是对照的近1倍。证明马尾松受到虫害后,启动了体内的防御系统,并诱导邻枝产生抗性。     

Clinal differentiation and putative hybridization in a contact zone of Pinus ponderosa and P. arizonica (Pinaceae)

The widely distributed Pinus subsection Ponderosae is a species complex that has a transition zone among taxa in the southwestern United States. In southern Arizona and New Mexico at least two recognized taxa, Pinus ponderosa var. scopulorum and Pinus arizonica or P. ponderosa var. arizonica, are known to coexist in close proximity. In this study, we report the existence of populations where the taxa are sympatric. One of the key characteristics distinguishing taxa is the number of needles per fascicle; P. ponderosa typically has three, P. arizonica has five. We examined the spatial distribution of needle-number types in a belt transect that covers a transition zone from nearly pure three-needle types at the top of Mount Lemmon to five-needle types downslope, in the Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona. The spatial distribution is inconsistent with there being both free interbreeding among types and selective neutrality of types. Trees with intermediate types, having combinations of three, four, and five needles and/or mean numbers of needles between 3.0 and 5.0, are spatially concentrated in the middle of the transition zone. The spatial distribution supports the occurrence of hybridization and introgression, and this is consistent with reported crossabilities of the types. The results suggest that selection is acting, either on needle number per se or on other traits of the ecotype with which it may be in linkage disequilibrium, to maintain the observed steep clinal differentiation.     

Morpho-anatomical traits of Pinus peuce needles from natural populations in Montenegro and Serbia

Variability of eight morpho-anatomical traits of two-year-old needles of the Macedonian pine (Pinus peuce Griseb.), collected from natural populations of Montenegro (Zeletin and Sjekirica) and Serbia (Mokra Gora), was investigated. The needles have two resin ducts of the external type (touching epidermis). The average values were as follows: 7.14 cm (needle length), 0.86 mm (needle width), 0.66 mm (needle thickness), 13.32 μm (cuticle+epidermis thickness), 16.24 μm (height of hypodermal cells), 1.45 (number of hypodermis layers), 2 (number of resin ducts) and 52.45 μm (resin duct diameter). The most variable characters were needle width and needle thickness. PCA visualizes overlapping of three populations. Cluster analysis suggests that the Sjekirica population is more similar to the Mokra Gora population than to the geographically nearest population of Zeletin. Given results are discussed in relation to our previous investigations of this species based on terpenes and n-alkanes, where the population from Mt. Zeletin also exhibited differences compared to the population from other Balkan localities.     

Pine needles and pollen grains of Pinus mugo Turra – A biomonitoring tool in high mountain habitats identifying environmental contamination

Pinus mugo Turra is a typical pine tree from mountain habitats. It is ideal as a bioindicator for air quality monitoring, but, to the best of our knowledge, has never been implemented to determine organic compound concentrations. This study presents the initial methodology for the use of pine needles to measure contamination levels and evaluate genotoxicity potentials caused by long-range transport of pollutants at sites in the Slovak mountains in comparison to an industrial urban area. Pinus mugo needles have many positive attributes, particularly the five-year lifetime of needles compared with other species of pine. The presence of epicuticular wax on the surface of needles allows accumulation of lipophilic organic compounds. Pine needles were analyzed for POP compounds (PCBs, OCPs, PBDEs), PAHs, PFCs and lead. A pollen grain abortion assay with Pinus mugo species was also tested as a method to identify contamination of high mountain habitats. The concentration of organic compounds increased proportionally with needle age. Concentrations along the mountain transect were heavily influenced by atmospheric transport and proximity to potential sources of contamination from industry and residential areas from north and south of the mountain. The slope exposure direction had a large impact on concentrations of PBDEs (mainly for BDE 209). High concentrations of PFCs were discovered near a ski resort, where the use of these substances is high due to fluorinated ski waxes and personal outdoor clothing. A positive correlation between pollen grain abortivity and elevation was observed, with the strongest effect on pollutants at the top of the mountains. The results showed the highest genotoxicity at the site near a pulp mill (Zilina), where the frequency of abortive pollen grains was 3.1 times higher than at the control site. Lead content increased gradually with needle age, and a correlation was found between Pb levels in needles and pollen abortivity. It can be concluded that Pinus mugo is a suitable bioindicator species for assessment of long-term trends of atmospheric contamination in high mountain habitats.     

The effect of wind and shaking on the water relations of Pinus contorta

It is usually suggested that the effects of wind on plant growth and development are caused by water stress. The purpose of the work reported in this paper is to examine this suggestion by a series of experiments in a controlled environment wind tunnel. Cuticular conductance of Pinus contorta subjected to low and high wind-speeds were determined by weighing detached needles on a microbalance. Although the needles collided with each other at the high wind-speed, there was no effect on cuticular conductance, unlike results obtained elsewhere with broader-leaved plants. The transpiration rates and needle conductances of whole plants were unaffected by exposure to wind or a gentle shaking treatment. Water potentials and pressure-volume curves were determined on individual needles of Pinus contorta . Wind and shaking had no effect on total, solute, or pressure potentials, or in any of the parameters describing the pressure-volume curves. It is concluded that the effects of these treatments on growth of Pinus contorta , reported in previous papers, are unlikely to be caused by tissue water stress.     

Chemical Composition of Pinus sibirica (Pinaceae)

Siberian pine (Pinus sibirica), also known as Siberian cedar pine and Siberian cedar, is an important plant that has been long used as a source of natural compounds and materials (wood, needles, soft resin, turpentine, colophony). Its chemical composition has been studied well enough; however, to our surprise, no articles that compile the phytochemical data have been published so far. Presumably, this is due to the fact that most of the studies were published in journals difficult to access and not indexed by search systems. This review, for the first time, presents a systematic compilation of available data of secondary metabolites occurring in the needles, shoots, bark, wood, seeds, and oleoresin of Pinus sibirica.     

Fungi in Living Symptomless Needles of Pinus sylvestris with Respect to Some Observed Disease Processes

The mycoflora in living symptomless needles of Pinus sylvestris was investigated in three 5–8 year-old plantations in Southern Poland from 1987 to 1990. The needles from trees with symptoms of the autumn needle cast and from trees without such symptoms were treated separately. In total 960 of the current year and 720 of the previous year needles were collected. Fungi were isolated from 80.1 % of needles and 3671 cultures belonging to 86 fungal taxa were obtained. Seven species of fungi showed the rate of infection above 5%: Anthostomella formosa, Lophodermium seditiosum, Cydaneusma minus, Cenangium ferruginosum, Lophodermium pinastri, Sclerophoma pythiophila and Anthostomella pedemontana. The frequency of infection of needles by these species depended on needle age, season of the year, calendar year and site. The spread of fungi in needles was not too high. They were found in 35.8 % of needle sections (isolations were made from 10,080 sections). The needle base, middle and top were infected with more or less similar frequency, but the differences were considerable for the individual fungal species. Anthostomella formosa and A. pedemontana generally occurred slightly more frequently on needles of trees without symptoms of the autumn needle cast, while the other four common species ( Cenangium ferruginosum, Cyclaneusma minus, Lophodermium pinastri, Lophodermium seditiosum ) generally occurred more frequently on needles of trees showing such symptoms. There were considerable differences in this respect among plantations investigated.     

Mycorrhizal associations in Pinus massoniana Lamb. and Pinus elliottii Engel. inoculated with Pisolithus tinctorius

Dichotomous mycorrhizas were induced in Pinus massoniana and Pinus elliottii seedlings inoculated with Pisolithus tinctorius growing under non-axenic conditions. Six months after inoculation, Pinus massoniana seedlings exhibited a higher degree of infection, bore more mycorrhizas and had developed more abundant extramatrical mycelium than seedlings of Pinus elliottii. Nevertheless, seedlings of Pinus massoniana were stunted and exhibited chorosis of the needles, indicating a possible nutrient deficiency. Histological examination of these pine mycorrhizas showed an ectomycorrhizal association typical of gymnosperms with an intercellular Harting net penetrating between several layers of cortical cells close to the endodermis. However, strong polyphenolic reactions, intracellular hyphae and wall modifications were occasionally observed, indicating that both host-tissue incompatibility and ectendomycorrhizal association can occur in pine species under stressed conditions.     

Relationships between some genetic parameters and test environments in open-pollinated families of Pinus elliottii in South Africa

Summary Growth traits, stem form and branch characteristics in three series of well-replicated trials, comprising open-pollinated families of Pinus elliottii Engelmann, were analysed to investigate whether the absolute value of the component of variance for family effect and its relative value (which is equivalent to one-quarter of heritability on individual values) were related, with trial averages of the traits studied taken as productivity indices of the sites tested. The first series, called the foreign selection series, consisted of four trials comprising open-pollinated families from single clones from a Florida seed orchard and from selected trees in Queensland, Australia. Two trials were established in the eastern Transvaal, at Tweefontein and Frankfort State Forests (SF), and two in Zululand, at Dukuduku and KwaMbonambi SF. The second series, called the Zululand selection series, consisted of open-pollinated families from single trees selected in Zululand that were compared in three trials: in the eastern Transvaal at Wilgeboom SF, in Zululand at Dukuduku SF and in the southern Cape at Lottering SF. The third series, called the South African selection series, consisted of open-pollinated families from single trees selected in the different forest areas of South Africa and compared in four trials: two trials in the eastern Transvaal at Tweefontein and Mariti SF and two in the Natal province at Dukuduku and Weza SF. Some positive and linear relationships between absolute sizes of the variance component for family and trial average for all traits studied, except stem form, were discernible for the foreign selections and for the Zululand selections. The South African selections presented a more erratic pattern of variation. However, when the origin of the genetic material was disregarded, the positive trends were undeniable. Curvilinear relationships between relative values and site averages were discernible, when the origin of the genetic material was disregarded. Further research is needed in order to confirm the suggested effect of site on genetic expressivity of open-pollinated families of slash pine grown in South Africa.