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A. Dobermann C. Witt D. Dawe S. Abdulrachman H.C. Gines R. Nagarajan S. Satawathananont T.T. Son P.S. Tan G.H. Wang N.V. Chien V.T.K. Thoa C.V. Phung P. Stalin P. Muthukrishnan V. Ravi M. Babu S. Chatuporn M. Kongchum J. Sookthongsa Q. Sun R. Fu G.C. Simbahan M.A.A. Adviento 《Field Crops Research》2008
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In vitro symbiotic seed germination is an important tool not only for the study of orchid-fungus specificity but also for the production of mycobiont-infected healthy seedlings that could be valuable for both horticultural and conservation purposes. The current study compared effectiveness of eight putative orchid mycorrhizal fungi obtained from mature orchids in the genera Paphiopedilum, Cymbidium and Dendrobium, in promoting in vitro seed germination and protocorm development of Grammatophyllum speciosum Blume and Dendrobium draconis Rchb. f., native Thai orchids. The developmental stages of seeds and protocorms cultured on Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium, oat meal agar (OMA), or OMA inoculated with one of the eight fungal isolates were evaluated weekly. Two isolates of Epulorhiza repens (Bernard) Moore (=anamorphic species of Tulasnella calospora (Boud.) Juel), Da-KP-0-1 and Pv-PC-1-1, were found to be the most effective fungi in promoting protocorm development of G. speciosum. At week 13, protocorms co-cultured with either one of these two fungal isolates, on the average, were significantly more advanced than those sown on OMA. Protocorms co-cultured with isolate Pv-PC-1-1 were also significantly more advanced than those cultured on MS medium. For D. draconis seed germination, three fungal isolates of different anamorphic species of Tulasnella, C1-DT-TC-1, Pv-PC-1-1, and C3-DT-TC-2, were found to be the most effective fungi in promoting protocorm development. However, none of these fungal isolates outperformed MS medium. Additionally, the compatibility between the fungal isolates tested and the two orchid species was discussed. 相似文献
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Kenan Gedik Manoch Kongchum Muhammet Boran Ronald D. Delaune 《Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science》2016,62(6):856-864
Adsorption and desorption of arsenic (As) in the soil are dominant parameters that affect the mobility and bioavailability of arsenic. Batch arsenate adsorption and desorption experiments were conducted using soils collected from three Louisiana, USA, aquaculture ponds representing different crayfish farming and rice cultural practices. Arsenate adsorption behavior in the soils was investigated using Freundlich and Langmuir sorption equations. Results demonstrated that the Langmuir isotherm model was the best fit based on statistical correlation with soil properties governing adsorption, for the entire range of arsenate concentrations for all soils. Adsorption of As(V) was governed by soil physicochemical properties especially Fe and Al oxides, clay and organic matter. Desorption of As(V) was initially fast, but with increasing incubation times desorption occurred progressively slower. Chemical fractionation of arsenic in the soils showed that the most mobile fraction represented 4.74–5.18% of the total arsenic. A part of this mobile fraction could potentially be taken up by rice and enter the food chain, but would require additional research to quantify. 相似文献
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