1. Izolacija protoplastov iz listov različnih genotipov hmelja (Humulus lupulus L.)
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Kunc, Petra and Štajner, Nataša
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verticillium wilt of hops ,severe hop stunt disease ,verticilijska uvelost hmelja ,protoplasts ,hop ,huda viroidna zakrnelost hmelja ,genska transformacija ,protoplasti ,hmelj ,genetic tranformation - Abstract
Hmelj (Humulus lupulus L.) je dvodomna zeljnata trajnica in ovijalka. Pridelovanje hmelja je danes razširjeno predvsem zaradi uporabe v pivovarski industriji. Hmelj je gostiteljska rastlina številnih škodljivih organizmov, vse pogosteje se pri pridelavi hmelja srečujemo z gospodarsko pomembnima boleznima, verticilijsko uvelostjo hmelja ter hudo viroidno zakrnelostjo hmelja. Žlahtniteljski cilji se osredotočajo na selekcijo in vzgojo tolerantnih genotipov na omenjeni bolezni. Za žlahtnjenje rastlin se vse bolj uporabljajo sodobnejši pristopi rastlinske biotehnologije. Za ta namen smo razvili protokol za izolacijo protoplastov iz listov hmelja. Protoplasti so rastlinske celice brez celične stene, pri katerih je vsebina celice obdana le s celično membrano. Pogosto jih uporabljamo za genske transformacije. V našem delu smo ugotovili, da je za rast hmelja v tkivni kulturi najprimernejše MS gojišče z vitamini in glukozo, brez dodatka hormonov. Največji izplen protoplastov smo dobili z enourno plazmolizo v 0,4 M manitolu in prekonočno inkubacijo 0,4 g rastlinskega tkiva v 8 ml encimske raztopine ER3 z 2,0 % koncentracijo celulaze Onozuka R-10 in 0,5 % koncentracijo macerocima R-10. Protoplaste smo izolirali iz listov različnih genotipov hmelja. Uporabili smo liste rastlin hmelja, gojenih v in vitro razmerah in v rastlinjaku ter divji hmelj, ki je uspeval na prostem. Najboljše rezultate smo dobili pri in vitro vzgojenih rastlin genotipa 'Celeia', kjer je bila živost 85,6 %. Divji hmelj, rastlinski material iz rastlinjaka ter in vitro vzgojene rastline genotipa 'Styrian Eureka' so se izkazali kot neprimeren rastlinski material za izolacijo protoplastov z uporabljenim postopkom. Hop (Humulus lupulus L.) is a dioecious perennial climbing plant, mainly known for the use in the brewing industry. Among several diseases that damage hop, the most devastating for hop production are severe hop stunt disease caused by citrus bark cracking viroid (CBCVd) and Verticillium wilt. Developing resistant cultivars are therefore the principal goals of hop breeding programmes. Today, almost all plant breeding programs involve use of new techniques based on advances in biotechnology. With that aim we developed a protocol for isolation of mesophyll protoplasts from hop leaves. Protoplasts are cells with removed cell wall, bounded only by the plasma membrane. They are often used for genetic transformations. In our work, we found that MS medium with vitamins and glucose, without the addition of hormones, is the most suitable for hop growth. The highest yield and viabilty of isolated protoplasts were obtained after one hour plasmolysis in 0.4 M mannitol from 0.4 g leaves digested overnight in 8 ml of 2.0 % cellulase Onozuka R-10 and 0.5% macerozyme R-10 enzymatic solution. Protoplasts were isolated from different hop genotypes and different types of plant material. We used leaves of wild hop, hop grown in greenhouse and under in vitro conditions. The highest number of viable protoplasts (85.6 % viability) were obtained from genotype ‘Celeia’. Wild hop, hop plants grown in greenhouse and genotype ‘Styrian Eureka’ grown under in vitro conditions appeared not suitable plant material for protoplast isolation with used procedure.
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- 2022