universiti putra malaysia in vitro culture and symbiotic relationships

 UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA
IN VITRO CULTURE AND SYMBIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS
OF PAPHIOPEDILUM NIVEUM, TAENIOPHYLLUM OBTUSUM AND
VANDA HOOKERIANA WITH THEIR ASSOCIATED FUNGI
IRAWATI
FP 1987 8
It is hereby cert i f ied that we have read th is thesis
ent itled
"In V itro Culture and Symb iotic Relat ionsh ips o f
Paphiopedilum niveum, Taeniophyllum obtusum and Vanda hookeriana
w ith the ir Assoc iated Fung i" by Irawati, and in our op in ion it is
satis factory in terms o f scope, qual ity, and presentation as
partial ful f ilment o f the requ irements for the degree o f Doctor
o f Ph ilosophv
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SULAlMAN
M.
YASSIN,
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Ph.D.
Professor
Dean of Graduate Studies
Un ivers it i Pertanian Malaysia
(Cha irman Board of Exam iners)
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JOSE H AR ITTI, Ph.D.
Pro fessor
School o f B iolog ical Sc iences
Univers ity o f Cali forn ia, U.S.A
(External Exam iner)
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GioF�Y . HABL�Y : . Ph:
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Department o f Plant Sc ience
University o f Aberdeen
St. Machar Dr ive, Aberdeen
England
(External Examiner)
MOHD. ZAIN HJ. ABD. KARIM, Ph.D.
Pro fessor/Dean
Faculty o f Agr iculture
Un ivers iti Pertanian Malaysia
(Internal Examiner)
MOHAMMAD MD. AL I, Ph.D.
Assoc iate Pro fessor
Faculty o f Agriculture
Univers iti Pertan ian Malays ia
( Internal Examiner/Superv isor)
This thesis was submitted to the Senate o f Universiti
Pertanian Malaysia and was accepted as partial fulfilment of
the requirements for the Degree o f Doctor o f Philosophy.
Date: ..
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SULAIMAN M. YASSIN, Ph. D.
Pro fessor
Dean of Graduate Studies
IN VITRO C UL TURE AND SY MBIOTIC RELATIONSHIPS
OF PAPHIOPEDILUM NIVEUM, TAENIOPHYLLUM OBTUSUM AND
VANDA HOO KERIANA WITH THEIR ASSOCIATED FUNGI
by
Irawati
A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment o f the
requirements for the degree o f Doctor o f Philosophy
in the Faculty o f Agriculture,
Universiti Pertanian Malaysia
September 1987
AC KNOWLEDGEMENT
To
my
individuals and institutions I would l ike to
express
appreciation and sincere gratitute for their contributions
in completion of this study .
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My
supervi sors ,
Pro fessor )
and
Dr .
Mohammad
Dr . Hasan Mad
Md .
Ali
( Associate
for their guidance and
advi ce throughout the course of
this study and in the
preparation of this manuscript .
* Mr .
Saleh
Kadzimin ,
for
all
his
help
since
the
beginning of this study .
*
Mr . Mark A . Clements , for
the
valuable
discussions ,
his helpful comments and suggestions and also for
his
help in fungal determination .
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Dr . Zaliha Christine Alang , for reading thi s thesis .
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The
of
Faculty
the
of Agriculture , and the
Universiti
facilities
in
Pertanian
conducting
this
Computer Centre
Malaysia ,
research
for
and
the
in
preparing this manuscript .
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Co mmonwealth
�ycological
identification .
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Institute
for
fungal
*
Mr
Ho O i Kuan,
Mrs. Am inah,
Mr
Mr
Yusof Suki,
How Yee Peng,
Prof. Yap Thoo Chai
for
Ms. Fadzlon Mohd. Juso f,
Mr
Mimbar
Haryadi,
Dr. La i Chao May
and
their assistance and also to
Mrs. Chairun Nisa Haris
and
Mrs. Kamariah Hamid for the ir kind help.
*
Public
of
a
Services
fellowship
Department o f Malaysia for the award
under
Assistance Programme.
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the
Malays ian
Technical
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ABS TRACT
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LI TERATURE REVIEW
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Plant Materials
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Tissue Culture of Orchids
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Symbiotic Germination of Orchid Seeds
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Fungal Myc orrhiza Associated with Orchids
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Symbiotic Development of Germinated Seeds
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See dl ing
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SU MMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
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LIST OF TABLES
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Table
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Envi ronmental conditions in various trials
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Treat ments o f the seed
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Treatments o f the protocor m-like body
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Dec ontamination
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procedures for
Paphiopedilum
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Deconta mination procedures for
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Taeniophyllum
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modified Knudson's C mediu m at different pH
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tip cultures after two months
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Dark treat ment on Taeniophyllum obtusu m root
tip cuI tures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Ef fect of BA or NAA on inflorescence cultures
of Taeniophyllum obtusu m
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Fungi isolated from Paphiopedilum niveu m,
Taenioph yllu m obtusu m and Vanda hookeriana at
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Duration ( days) for the fungal hyphae to reach
one c enti meter in Fungi isolating mediu m
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The growth of P I , T l and VI fungi on different
media after six days in culture
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orch ids
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mixtures of Oat mediu m
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Ger mination of Paphiopedilum niveu m seeds at
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Tab le
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Ger mination of Taenioph yllum obtusu m seeds at
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Paphiopedilum niveu m
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Ti me of development of
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Taeniophyl lu m obtusu m
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Mean Vanda hookeriana
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Average
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Develop ment of Taeniophyllum obtusu m protocor m
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Develop ment
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Survival ability of Vanda hookeriana seedlings
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Nitrogen , phosphorus , potassiu m, iron and zinc
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Correlation between rate of germination and
perc entage of germination of Paphiopedilum
niveum seeds
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Correlation between rate of germination and
age of Paphiopedilum niveum seeds
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Correlation between percentage o f germination
and age of Paphiopedilum niveum seeds
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Correlat ion between rat e of germination and
perc entage of germination of Taeniophyllum
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LIST OF PLATES
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inoculated with PI (Tulasnella sp . ) fungus
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obtusum protocorm grown from
Taeniophyllum
seed inoculated with Tl (Ceratobasidium sp . )
fungus after 20 weeks in culture
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obtusum
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Tl
(Ceratobasidium sp . )
fungus after one week in culture
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Bacterial
contaminations on
Taeniophyllum
seeds
inoculated
with
Tl
obtu sum
( Ceratobasidium sp . ) fungus after one week in
culture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Multiple branche s of Taeniophyllum obtusum
protocorms in
complete
medium
(modified
Knudson ' s C medium + bean sprout extract )
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Fungus
VI (Ceratobasidium s p . )
germinating Vanda hookeriana seed
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Protocorm-like
bodies
of
obtusum in simple (Oat ) medium
covered the
Taeniophyllum
Protocorm-like
bodies
of
Taeniophyllum
obtusum in modified Knudson ' s C medium
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Protocorm
seedling
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budding
of
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LIST OF APPENDICES
APPENDIX
page
A
Modified Vacin & Went medium
B
Modified Knudson ' s C medium (Arditti , 1974)
C
Oat medium (Clements , 198 1 )
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
BA
6-benzyladenine
2,4-D
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid
EDTA
ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid
FAA
formol acetic alcohol
IAA
indole-3-acetic acid
NAA
naphthaleneacetic acid
ppm
parts per million
TBA
tertiary butyl alcohol
xvi
An abstract of the thesis presented to the Senate o f
Universiti Pertanian Halaysia i n partial ful filment o f the
requirements for the Degree o f Doctor o f Philosophy.
IN VITRO CULTURE fu�D SYMBIOTIC RELA TIONSHIPS
OF PAPHIOPEDILUI'1 NIVEUM, TAENIOPHYLLUM OBTUSUM AND
VANDA HOOKERIANA WITH THEIR ASSOCIA TED FUNGI
by
Irawati
September, 1 987
Supervisor
Dr. Mohammad Hd. Ali
Co-supervisor
Dr. Hasan Mad
Faculty
Agriculture
In
vitro
Paphiopedilum
cultures
of
three
orchid
niveum,
Taeniophyllum
species,
obtusum
and
namely,
Yanda
hookeriana, were initiated from dif ferent parts o f the plants.
Proliferous
tips
protocorm-like bodies were obtained
and axillary
in florescence o f
P.
niveum
V. hookeriana
T. obtusum.
grew
In florescence
branches
buds o f
into
culture o f
shoot
and shoot tips and
Shoot tips and axillary buds o f
single
T.
o f in florescences,
from
or
mUltiple
plantlets.
obtusum developed into multiple
calli or produced
roots.
Young
lea f tip or leaf base o f P. niveum and root o f T. obtusum were
unable
to dif ferentiate into
young flower
bud o f
P. niveum
callus.
produced
months.
xvii
However,
leaf
culture
of
a fter seven
High
pH of t he medium was suitable for
Low
concentration
of modified
preferable to the standard
T . obtusum
Knudson's
concentration for
C
cultures .
medium
was
the culture
of
P. niveum .
Efforts to raise seedlings of the three di fferent orchids
140
to 160 -day
showed
that seeds
n iveum
and 60 to lIS-day old fruits of
better
than dry
from
seeds ,
o ld fruits
of
P.
T . obtusum germinated
while for V.
hookeriana dry
seeds
were able to germinate freely .
Myc orrhizal fungi isolated f rom P . niveum , T . obtusum and
V. hookeriana
their own
roots were
able to induce the
Fungal mycorrhiza from
seeds .
germination
T . obtusum showed a
greater abi lity to initiate germination and promote growth
V. hookeriana
Other
fungi
deleterious
Most
not
seeds
fungi
influenc e
and
species
were
seeds .
associated
the
of
own fungal mycorrhizas .
associated with the three orchids
to the
V. hookeriana
compared to i t s
of
with
these
three
development of protocorm-like
were not compatib le to
orchids
did
bodies
T. obtusum .
of
Their
influence in the establishment of V. hookeriana and T . obtusum
seedlings in the
nursery
was also not s ignificantly shown in
this study .
xviii
Abstrak tesis yang dikemukakan kepada Senat Universiti
daripada
Pertanian
Malaysia sebagai memenuhi sebahagian
keperluan untuk ijazah Doktor Falsafah.
KULTUR I� VITRO Dfu� P ERHUBUNG AN SIMBIOSIS
ANTARA PAPHIOPEDILUM NIV EUM, T AENIOPHY LLUM OBTUSUM DAN
VANDA HOOKERIANA D ENGAN KUL AT-KUL AT SEKUTUANNY A
oleh
Irawati
September, 1987
Penyelia
Dr. Mohammad Md. Ali
Penyelia bersama
Dr. Hasan Mad
Fakulti
Pertanian
Kultur
Paphiopedilum
hookeriana,
in
vitro
niveum,
telah
Struktur-struktur
cepat
bagi
spesies
Taeniophyllum
dibuat
dari
diperolehi dari pucuk
samping dari P. niveum
Kultur jambak
dan
bahagian
Pucuk dan tunas
T. obtusum.
tumbuh menjadi anak benih tunggal atau
bunga
dari T. obtusum
tumbuh
ganda, kalus atau menghasilkan akar.
pangkal daun
yang
muda dari
muda
P. niveum dan akar
kalus.
P. niveum
tanaman.
V. hookeriana
jambak bunga
dapat menghasilkan
Vanda
yang mampu �embiak dengan
dan tunas samping
bunga
iaitu,
orkid,
obtusum
beberapa
seperti protokom
dan dari pucuk dan jambak
ganda.
tiga
dapat
bulan.
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daun
Hujung dan
T. obtusum tidak
Akan tetapi kultur
menumbuhkan
menjadi
kuncup
bunga
setelah
tujuh
Medium
yang
T. obtusum.
mempunyai pH
Kepekatan
tinggi adalah
yang
rendah
sesuai untuk kultur
dari medium
Knudson's C
yang diubahsuaikan adalah lebih baik bagi membiakkan P. niveum
daripada yang berkepekatan biasa.
Usaha untuk menumbuhkan anak benih dari ketiga-tiga jenis
orkid yang berbeza didapati biji benih
140 hingga 160 hari dan biji benih
T. obtusum yang berumur 60
daripada biji keringnya,
hingga 115 hari bercambah lebih baik
manakala
biji
kering
P. niveum yang berumur
V. hookeriana pula
bercambah
dengan
bebas.
Kulat-kulat
mikoriza
P. niveum, T. obtusum dan
percambahan
T. obtusum
biji
baik
orkidnya.
menunjukkan keupayaan
dibandingkan
Kulat-kulat
V. hookeriana
benih
menggalakkan pertumbuhan
lain
dari
mampu
Kulat
memulakan
biji-biji
dengan
yang
diasingkan
yang
merangsangkan
mikoriza
dari
percambahan
dan
V. hookeriana
kulat-kulat
akar-akar
yang lebih
mikorizanya
bersekutu dengan ketiga
sendiri.
jenis
orkid
merosakkan biji-biji benihnya.
Kebanyrucan
jenis
orkid
ini
kulat-kulat yang bersekutu dengan ketiga-tiga
tidak
mempengaruhi
pertumbuhan
struktur­
struktur seperti protokom dari V. hookeriana dan tidak
bagi T. obtusum.
anak
benih
sesuai
Pengaruhnya terhadap penyesuaian tumbuh dari
V. hookeriana dan
T. obtusum pada
semaian
benih juga tidak tampak berkesan dalam penyelidikan ini.
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anak
CHAPTER I
I N T
Among
ornamental
U C T ION
R OD
plants, orchids are one
economically important in this region.
made
to
support the
propagation
practices
seedlings,
are
marketing
plants
over-collection
valuable
techniques
of
to ful fil
through
cultivation
the
demand
However, recently
(Hagsater
world
have
germplasms from
are
e f forts are
methods,
,dId orchids or land
measures
Conservation
studies
most
of
people
possible loss o f many orchid species due to
the
in
countries
breeding
or cut flowers.
aware o f the
There fore
the
development o f orchid industry
techniques,
and
of
to be
clearing
& Steward,
taken to
extinction.
in
1986 ) .
prevent
Suitable
needed to multiply them.
many
This
these
propagation
e f fort
also encourage further breeding and utilization o f the
would
orchid
species and also has a signi ficant role on their conservation.
There
them, three
they
are
are
species
but is
had
Malaysian
been
orchids, and among
chosen for this
Paphiopedilum niveum,
Yanda hookeriana.
in nature.
many important
Taeniophyl1um
research and
obtusum
Paphiopedilum niveum is restrictedly
and
found
This species is not only an attractive wild orchid
also a potential species for breeding.
1
Its commercial