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KMID : 0903619990400050595
Journal of the Korean Society for Horticultural Science
1999 Volume.40 No. 5 p.595 ~ p.597
Gamma-ray Sensitivity of Chrysanthemum Cultured In Vitro
ÇѺÀÈñ/Han, Bong Hee
½ÅÇбâ/¿¹º´¿ì/±¸´ëȸ/°íÀ翵/À̼ö¿µ/¼ÛÈñ¼·/Shin, Hak Ki/Yae, Byeong Woo/Goo, Dae Hoe/Ko, Jae Young/Lee, Su Young/Song, Hi Sup
Abstract
Gamma-ray sensitivity of Chrysanthemum ¢¥Bongwhang¢¥ shoots grown in vitro was investigated. Lethality of the buds increased according to the increasing ¥ã-ray quantity. LD_(50) of ¢¥Bongwhang¢¥ was 40 gray. As the result of 40 gray ¥ã-ray irradiation to 6 cultivars, lethality of ¢¥Bongwhang¢¥ was 50%, ¢¥Subangryuk¢¥ 64.0%, ¢¥Puma¢¥ 62.5%, ¢¥Hijung¢¥ 50.5%, ¢¥Herman de Boon¢¥ 53.8%, and ¢¥Seolpoong¢¥ 7.5%. Days for bud sprouting of ¥ã-ray irradiated ¢¥Bongwhang¢¥ were within 9 days in 10-25 gray irradiation with little differences among irradiated quantities, but rapidly increased to more than 18 days in 30-50 gray irradiation. In M©ûV©ý generation, proliferation by 50 gray irradiation was 5.1 times while 10.6 times of control. The higher ¥ã-ray quantity resulted in lower shoot proliferation ratio. Average proliferation ratio of ¥ã-ray irradiated shoots was 2.7 times in M©ûV©ü generation and 6.4 times in M©ûV©ý generation. Mutants of nonbranching and flower shape were appeared by 17.5 gray, leaf and stem mutants by 15.0 gray, and early flowering by 25.0 gray.
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