Effects of developmental stages, medium, light and containers on concentrations of CO2 and ethylene in Anthurium andraenum, Zantedeschia hybrida and some ornamental plants in vitro

• Main Authors: Liao, Li-Lan, 廖麗蘭
• Other Authors: Nean Lee
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 1998
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/91439840445988163549

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 園藝學系研究所 === 86 === SummaryEffects of explants and environmental factors on concentration of carb on dioxide and ethylene and on growth of explants in vitro were studied in Ant hurium andraeanum, Zantedeschia hybrida, Limonium sinuatum ( L. ) Mill., Phala enopsis spp., Cattleya spp., Oncidium spp., Anoectochilus formosanus Hayata, P hilodendron×mandaianum ''Red Emerald'', Philodendron scandens subsp. Scandens, Syngonium podophyllum ''White Butterfly'', Caladium., Dischidia pectinoides, Spa thiphyllum ''Sensation'' and Anubias barderi at various developmental stages. Th e CO2 concentration of proliferation stage in Anth. andraeanum and Z. hybrida grown in GBC containers was higher than that of rooting stage grown in PVC con tainers. At proliferation stage, CO2 concentration was measured to be 2.5~5 % and ethylene concentration up to 1.25 ppm in Limonium sinuatum ( L.) Mill. The ethylene concentration in vitro remained constant in Anth. andraeanum and Z. hybrida. The general trend in ethylene concentration in vitro during vultural stages was to decrease in Phal., Onc., Cattleya., and Anoectochilus formosanus . This was also measured to decrease at lateral developemental stages for foli age plants. The CO2 concentration was higher in later growth stages than ealie r stage in orchid plants. At later developmental stages, it was low below air concentration (about 350 ppm) in foliage plants. The concentration of CO2 was increased as medium volumn increased and as agar added after sterilization. An addition of activated charcoal result in the increase of CO2 concentration an d in absorbing ethylene. Cultural medium containing 30 g/L sucrose produced we ll grown the plantlets of Anth. andraeanum ''Tropical''. The CO2 concentration a t the end of light period was lower than those at the end of dark period, and the differences in CO2 concentrations between lighting treatments were increas ed as sucrose concentration increased. The optimum concentration of sucrose fo r the growth of the plantlets was 20 g/L in Z. hybrida ''Black Magic'' and ''Best Gold''. The CO2 concentration at end of light period was higher than the end o f dark period, and the differences of CO2 concentration between lighting treat mnet were largest in 20 g/L sucrose treatment. Sealing with foam serum, whose t50 value was 1.30 h, resulted in good growth in Anth. andraeanum ''Tropical''. There were no difference in growth between various container treatments in Ant h. andraeanum. Abnormal growth was observed in Z. hybrida ''Black Magic'' grown in medium with ACC, which resulted in CO2 concentration increased in vitro. As AgNO3 concentration increased, the height of plantlets of Z. hybrida ''Black M agic'' was decreased.