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Barbarita Companioni Mayda Arzola Yania Rodríguez Marais Mosqueda María Cristina Pérez Orlando Borrás José Carlos Lorenzo Ramón Santos 《Euphytica》2003,130(3):341-347
Banana and plantain are among the most important food crops in developing countries but production is threatened by increasing
virulent forms of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense. Chemical control is not economically effective and,therefore, breeding programs are necessary. Traditional field studies
of new genotype resistance to this disease are time-consuming and destructive. Therefore,we developed a rapid and non-destructive
procedure to differentiate field-grown banana resistant from susceptible clones. This procedure implicates application of
culture filtrates of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense race 1 onto banana leaves. The relationship between duration of the fungal in vitro incubation, and the fungal culture fresh mass, the culture filtrate absorbency, and the Gross Michel (susceptible cultivar)leaf
lesion area (after application of the culture filtrate) were similar and at 24day-incubation the highest values of the recorded
indicators were observed. A comparison between Gross Michel and FHIA-01(resistant) was also performed. The most relevant differences
between cultivars were observed at 48 hours after application of the culture filtrate, and in the middle-aged leaves. The
position of the culture filtrate application in the leaf limb (distal, middle, proximal) was not determinant. A wider comparison
among banana cultivars confirmed previous results informed by other researchers using different systems to study this plant-fungus
interaction. Such a confirmation validates the effectiveness of the procedure described here to select rapid and non-destructively
banana resistance to this disease at field level.
This revised version was published online in August 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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Various concentrations of culture filtrates from Fusarium subglutinans were tested for their effect on in vitro multiplication of plantlets and regeneration from calli of pineapple. The cultivars tested were the resistant Perolera and Spring and the susceptible Perola and Smooth Cayenne. The culture filtrate reduced shoot formation of in vitro plantlets and regeneration of plants from calli derived from the susceptible cultivars but plantlets and calli from resistant plants showed resistance. These results show the potential for culture filtrates of F. subglutinans to provide a method of in vitro screening of pineapple for resistance to the pathogen. 相似文献
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B. Companioni N. Mora L. Díaz A. Pérez M. Arzola P. Espinosa M. Hernández J. Ventura M. C. Pérez R. Santos J. C. Lorenzo 《Plant Breeding》2005,124(1):79-85
Among the most important crops in developing countries are banana and plantain. However, the production is threatened by increasingly virulent forms of Fusarium wilt, and therefore, intensive breeding programmes are being carried out worldwide. As conventional field studies of banana resistance to this disease are time‐consuming and destructive, an easy‐to‐do procedure was previously developed to differentiate field‐grown resistant and susceptible banana cultivars at leaf level. Such a procedure involved the in vitro treatment of fungal culture filtrates on to field‐grown adult leaves and the measurement of lesion areas 48 h later. The present report includes measurements of other indicators such as biochemical compounds. The cultivar ‘Gross Michel’ (susceptible) and cv. ‘FHIA‐01’ (resistant) leaves were treated with Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. cubense race 1 culture filtrates. Evaluations were performed 48 h after leaf treatment. Compared with culture medium‐treated leaves (control treatment), fungal metabolites produced leaf lesions, decreased freephenolic contents and increased protein levels in both cultivars. In ‘FHIA‐01’, the culture filtrate increased contents of cell wall‐linked phenolics and the pool of aldehydes (except malondialdehyde). Fungal metabolites did not cause variations in peroxidase activity, chlorophyll pigment contents or malondialdehyde level in any cultivar. The use of Fisher's linear discriminant analysis to differentiate resistant and susceptible banana cultivars in breeding programmes is also a novel aspect of this report. Such an estimation was performed from a data matrix that included the effects of the fungal metabolites (leaf lesion area and levels of free and cell wall‐linked phenolics, aldehydes, except malondialdehyde, and proteins) on banana leaves of seven cultivars (four susceptible and three resistant). 相似文献
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Orlando Borrás Hidalgo Aristoteles Pires de Matos Renato Santos Cabral Raúl Tapia Tussel Mayda Arzola Ramón Santos María Cristina Pérez 《Euphytica》1998,104(2):73-77
Two pineapple varieties differing in resistance to fusariose were examined for the phytotoxic effect of Fusarium subglutinans
culture filtrate. The cultivars were Perolera (more resistant to pathovars of Fusarium subglutinans) and Smooth Cayenne (more
susceptible). The phytotoxic effect of culture filtrate was assessed in tissue culture pineapple plantlets (by electrolyte
leakage and placing the culture filtrate on wound leaf segments) and callus (inhibition of growth). Smooth Cayenne proved
to be the most sensitive cultivar in each test, whereas Perolera showed resistance to the culture filtrate and its callus
grew in the presence of high concentrations of culture filtrate that were completely toxic to Smooth Cayenne. These results
show that plants can display cellular resistance to the culture filtrate.
This revised version was published online in August 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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Pineapple, Ananas comosus L. Merr., cultivars differing in resistance to fusariose were examined for the phytotoxic effect of culture nitrate (CF), and fusaric acid (FA) isolated from Fusarium subglutinans (Wollew & Reinking) Nelson, Toussoun & Marasas. The possibility of using these substances on F1 hybrids as selection agents for resistance was also evaluated. The phytotoxic effect of these substances was assessed in pineapple plantlets from tissue culture by placing them on wounded leaf segments. The resistance level of the F1 hybrids and cultivars under natural conditions was measured in greenhouse field tests. The susceptible cultivars proved to be the most sensitive in each test, whereas resistant cultivars showed resistance to CF. FA affected all the cultivars independently of the degree of resistance of the cultivars The presence of other metabolites in CF was responsible for the screening effect between the varieties. Using CF as selection criteria allowed the selection of resistant plants with behaviour quite similar to plants where the fungus itself was used as the selection agent. 相似文献
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