Indirect regeneration of local potato varieties

B. Kali, A. Rakhimzhanova, S. Manabayeva
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The study considers three local strains of potato such as Aksor, Tokhtar, Astanalyk. Strains were investigated on the tendency of callusogenesis and ability of indirect in vitro regeneration. As a result of the investigation, there was studied the function of phytohormones. The aim of the experiment was to study the dependence of the callus formation and indirect regeneration of potato strains from the growth regulators. It was identified that the intensity of the callus formation from the stem explants were effective for the Aksor (93%) and Tokhtar (87%) strains in MSK II growth medium, containing 2,0 mg/l BAP and 3,0 mg/l NAA, and variation MSK V, containing 4,0 mg/l BAP and 1,0 mg/l NAA, were optimal for the Astanalyk (82.5%) strain. Frequency of regeneration in MSR III growth medium, containing 0.5mg/l BAP, trans-zeatin 1.0 mg/l, GA3 2.0 mg/l, was 53,3% and 77,8% in Aksor and Tokhtar, respectively. Astanalyk strain showed 60,9% regeneration in MSR IV growth medium, containing IAA 0,1 mg/l, trans-zeatin 1.0 mg/l, GA3 10.0 mg/l. The study concluded that local potato strains have a high ability for callus formation and indirect regeneration.
本地马铃薯品种的间接再生
该研究考虑了三种当地马铃薯品种,如Aksor、Tokhtar和Astanalyk。研究了菌株的愈伤组织形成倾向和体外间接再生能力。通过调查,对植物激素的功能进行了研究。本试验旨在研究生长调节剂对马铃薯愈伤组织形成和间接再生的影响。结果表明,在含2,0 mg/l BAP和3,0 mg/l NAA的MSK II培养基中,Aksor(93%)和Tokhtar(87%)菌株的茎外植体愈伤组织形成强度最高,而变异MSK V (4,0 mg/l BAP和1,0 mg/l NAA)菌株的愈伤组织形成强度最高(82.5%)。在含有0.5mg/l BAP、1.0 mg/l反式玉米蛋白、2.0 mg/l GA3的MSR III生长培养基中,阿克苏尔和托赫塔尔地区的再生率分别为53.3%和77.8%。Astanalyk菌株在含IAA 0,1 mg/l、反式玉米蛋白1.0 mg/l、GA3 10.0 mg/l的MSR IV培养基中再生率为60.9%。结果表明,马铃薯本地品系愈伤组织形成和间接再生能力强。
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