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Authors: | P. Taywiya, A. Sawwa, T. Thiengnoi, S. Yooyongwech |
Keywords: | ISSR marker, colour pattern, pseudobulb height |
DOI: | 10.17660/ActaHortic.2019.1245.10 |
Abstract:
Dendrobium is a popular orchid in commercial markets of Thailand.
Release of new improved orchid cultivars remains a challenge in a competitive market.
Various mutants of Dendrobium Sonia 'Earsakul' were generated by gamma irradiation.
Orchid pseudobulbs (from 20 plants) were acutely (Cs-137) exposed to 0 to 200 Gray (Gy). The LD50 was detected at 50.8 Gy.
White area of the flower centers and petals increased 1.83-fold especially after the 30 Gy treatment in the Mutation1 Vegetation1 (M1V1) plants.
An ISSR marker with UBC844 primer clearly showed a different DNA profile during 400-600 bp, comparing with the control (0 Gy). Height of new pseudobulbs of the M1V1 plants exposed to 10, 20, and 30 Gy was around 20, 30, 40% less than control after 210 days, respectively. Dendrobium pseudobulbs of M1V1 plants treated with 30 Gy generated compact plants and enhanced white area in the flower.
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