Author
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- Arnolin, R.
- Gamiette, F.
- Degras, L.
Abstract
La culture d'embryon joue un rôle croissant dans l'amélioration des plantes. L'amélioration de l'igname n'en bénéficie pas encore. Des embryons de D. cayenensis-rotundata hybrides et d'une variété traditionnelle de D. alata ont été prélevés après désinfection et cultivés sur un milieu de Murashige et Skoog modifié. La germination des embryons a été obtenue. Les plantules sont au stade 3-4 feuilles pour D. alata ; celles de D. cayenensis sont en partie au champ. Si l'origine de celles-ci ne pose pas de problème, l'origine des plantules de D. alata en pose. Différentes hypothèses d'interprétation et les perspectives de valorisation de la technique sont discutées. ----- In vitro culture of embryo is playing an increasing part in plant breeding. Yam improvement is not yet benefiting from. Embryos of D. cayenensis-rotundata hybrids and of a traditional variety of D. alata have been picked, desinfected, then cultivated on a modified MS media. Embryo germination has been obtained. Plantlets have reached stage 3-4 leaves for D. alata and those of D. cayenensis-rotundata are partially in the field. If as for this last ones their origin are not problematic, question stand for the D. alata ones, Different hypothesis of interpretation and prospects for valorization of the technics are discussed.
Suggested Citation
Arnolin, R. & Gamiette, F. & Degras, L., "undated".
"OBTENTION DE PLANTULES D'IGNAME (D. alata ET D. cayenensis-rotundata) PAR CULTURE D'EMBRYONS IN VITRO,"
25th Annual Meeting, July 1-6, 1989, Gosier, Guadeloupe
260002, Caribbean Food Crops Society.
Handle:
RePEc:ags:cfcs89:260002
DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.260002
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