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TRANSFORMATION OF WOODY SPECIES: STATE OF THE ART

Article number

725_104

Pages

747 – 752

Language

English

Abstract

The transformation of woody crop species does not differ from the transformation of herbaceous plants by the technical approach, but by its feasibility and by the natural longevity of perennial plants.
There is also relatively little information available concerning the characterization of transformed woody plants.
The crucial role of the explant and the most commonly used transformation methods are highlighted.
The breeding and cultivation of virus resistant plants represents a major contribution to the control of viral diseases, since there do not exist chemical control strategies.
The genetic engineering approach to virus resistance breeding chosen at the IAM and some recent results are presented.
At the IAM over hundred apricot, plum, cherry and grapevine lines have been transformed with different sequences of the Plum Pox Virus, the Prunus Necrotic Ringspot Virus, different grapevine viruses, e.g.
GFLV, ArMV, GVA and GVB, and various marker genes.
Vectors were constructed under particular consideration of safety aspects.
Efforts undertaken to create public acceptance are briefly introduced.
Perspectives for the future application of the technology will be given.

Publication

V International Symposium on In Vitro Culture and Horticultural Breeding

Authors

M. Laimer, F. Maghuly, M. Khan, T. Sommerbauer, A. Schartl, S. Leopold, H. Katinger, D. Mendonça, A. da Camara Machado

Keywords

grapevine, stone fruit, virus resistance, Plum Pox Virus, Prunus Necrotic Ringspot Virus, Grapevine Fanleaf Virus, Arabis Mosaic Virus, Grapevine Virus A, Grapevine Virus B

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2006.725.104

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80. MASS PROPAGATION OF COFFEE TRANSPLANTS UNDER SCALED-UP PHOTOAUTOTROPHIC MICROPROPAGATION SYSTEM

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81. MASS PROPAGATION OF CHERRY (CERASUS × YEDOENSIS MATSUM.) THROUGH SHOOT PRIMORDIA

82. APPLICATION OF TISSUE CULTURE AND MOLECULAR FARMING IN THE PRODUCTION OF PHARMACEUTICALS

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83. APPLICATION OF THE TEMPORARY IMMERSION SYSTEM FOR THE IN VITRO PRODUCTION OF BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS IN HARPAGOPHYTUM (DEVIL’S CLAW)

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85. ENHANCING THE BIOTRANSFORMATION RATE OF RHODIOLA ROSEA CALLUS CULTURES

Z. Gyorgy | P. Neubauer | A. Tolonen | A. Hohtola

86. AN EFFICIENT MICROPROPAGATION SYSTEM: 3R BIOREACTOR

A. Mészaros | E. Domokos-Szabolcsy | K. Halasz | K. Kalai | M.G. Fari

87. APPLICATION OF SCAR MARKERS LINKED TO A PUTATIVE PRSV-P RESISTANCE LOCUS FOR ASSISTED BREEDING OF RESISTANT C. PAPAYA CULTIVARS

S. Dillon | C. Ramage | M. O'Brien | R.A. Drew

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A. Balogh | E. Kiss | T. Koncz | L. Heszky

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R.N. Khawale | S.K. Singh | Y. Vimala

90. IN VITRO CULTURE AND GENETIC ANALYSIS OF MALE AND FEMALE DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.)

N.S. Al-Khalifah | F.A. Khan | E. Askari | S. Hadi

91. NIR – AN ALTERNATIVE TOOL IN HORTICULTURAL BIOTECHNOLOGY

92. USING SSR MARKERS TO DISTINGUISH APPLE CULTIVARS

Z. Galli | G. Halasz | E. Kiss | J. Dobranszki | L. Heszky

93. AGGRESSIVENESS OF PHYTOPHTHORA INFESTANS ISOLATES CORRELATES WITH THEIR PROTEOLYTIC ACTIVITY

J.A. Hamill | C. Selby | L.R. Cooke

94. IMPROVEMENT OF BULB FORMATION IN MICROPROPAGATED TULIPS BY TREATMENT WITH NAA AND PACLOBUTRAZOL OR ANCYMIDOL

M. Podwyszynska

95. POTENTIAL RAPD APRICOT MARKER LINKED TO PPV RESISTANCE

M. Vachun | M. Kafonkova | M. Pidra | J. Raddova | B. Krska

96. CHARACTERIZATION OF DIFFERENT APRICOT CULTIVARS GROWN IN HUNGARY WITH SSR MARKERS

A. Pedryc | SZ. Ruthner | GY.D. Bisztray | M. Laimer

97. GENOTYPE IDENTIFICATION OF ONION (ALLIUM CEPA L.) CULTIVARS

98. DISTINGUISHING OF THE GRAPEVINE CULTIVARS ´PICOLIT´ AND ´KÉKNYELŰ´ WITH THE HELP OF IZOENZYME ANALYSES

G. Györffyné Jahnke

99. NIR SPECTROSCOPY FOR DISTINCTION OF HORTICULTURAL PLANT SEEDS

GY.D. Bisztray | T. Deak | ZS. Seregély | K. Kaffka

100. MORPHOLOGICAL AND GENETIC INVESTIGATION OF MEDIAEVAL GRAPE SEEDS

101. PATENTS AND TRANSGENIC PLANTS

J.M. Dunwell

102. A REAL THREAT OF MANIPULATION

E. Balazs

103. AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION OF PELARGONIUM (PELARGONIUM ZONALE HYBRIDS AND PELARGONIUM PELTATUM HYBRIDS)

T. Winkelmann | K. Kayiani | M. Serek

104. TRANSFORMATION OF WOODY SPECIES: STATE OF THE ART

105. PHYTOREMEDIATION WITH TRANSGENIC PLANTS

106. A SELECTION STRATEGY TO OBTAIN TRANSFORMED APRICOT PLANTS

C. Petri | S. Lopez-Noguera | L. Burgos | N. Alburquerque

107. ASSESSMENT OF REGENERATION AND TRANSFORMATION IN SWEET CHERRY CULTIVARS

M.C. Piagnani | A. Scotti

108. TRICHODERMA CHITINASE GENE EXPRESSION CONFERS MOULD RESISTANCE

K. Kalai | G. Giczey | A. Mészaros | F. Dénes | E. Balazs

109. EXPERIMENTS ON TRANSFORMATION AND IN VITRO REGENERATION OF SQUASH VARIETIES

110. TOWARDS AGROBACTERIUM-MEDIATED TRANSFORMATION OF HIPPEASTRUM X CHMIELII CHM. ¿ IDENTIFICATION OF APPROPRIATE SELECTION MEDIA

A. Ilczuk | A. Lukaszewska | T. Winkelmann | M. Serek

111. ELECTROFUSION OF PROTOPLASTS IN SELECTED VEGETABLES OF BRASSICA, CUCUMIS AND SOLANUM GENERA

112. EFFECTS OF MODIFIED CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF CARNATION (DIANTHUS CARYOPHYLLUS L.)

A. Szoke | E. Kiss | I. Kerepesi | O. Toldi | L. Heszky

113. TRANSFORMATION OF APPLE (MALUS DOMESTICA BORKH.) USING THE PHOSPHOMANNOSE ISOMERASE GENE AS A SELECTABLE MARKER

J. Degenhardt | I. Szankowski

114. HAPLOID PRODUCTION AND CHROMOSOME DOUBLING

K.J. Kasha | Y.S. Shim | E. Simion | J. Letarte

115. DEVELOPMENT OF DOUBLE HAPLOIDY IN UMBELLIFERAE

A.M.R. Ferrie | T.D. Bethune | D. Watere

116. CUCUMBER (CUCUMIS SATIVUS L.) DIHAPLOID LINE PRODUCTION USING IN VITRO RESCUE OF IN VIVO INDUCED PARTHENOGENIC EMBRYOS

R. Dolcet-Sanjuan | E. Claveria | J. Garcia-Mas

117. PRODUCTION OF DOUBLED HAPLOID BREEDING LINES IN CASE OF PAPRIKA, SPICE PAPRIKA, EGGPLANT, CUCUMBER, ZUCCHINI AND ONION

118. ANDROGENESIS INDUCTION FROM TOMATO ANTHER CULTURES: CALLUS CHARACTERIZATION

J.M. Segui-Simarro | F. Nuez

119. CRYOPRESERVATION OF POLLEN OF CAROB TREE

L. Custodio | N. Fernandes | M.F. Carneiro | A. Romano

120. FLAX PLANTS REGENERATED FROM UNPOLLINATED OVULES CULTURED IN OVARY SEGMENTS

Z. Bartosova | S. Masar | A. Pretova