Isolation and Identification of Gomphus Pur puraceus

摘要

Gomphus purpuraceus is an important rare mycorrhizal edible fungus. It is very difficult to identify the isolates by fruiting. The tissue isolation from different parts of different developmental phases of fruiting body and mycorrhiza was made with 5 media. The results showed that mycelia from fruiting body grew very slowly and thickly, mycelia from mycorrhiza and rhizomorph grew quickly and thinly. Out of 5 media, medium D was optimal medium for tissue isolation. The isolates from different resources were appraised through DNA fingerprinting in comparison with that of dry basidiocarps of G. purpuraceus, and RAPD patterns were sharp and stable by 8 random primers. The results suggested that isolates from fruiting body had the same DNA fingerprinting patterns as that of the basidiocarps tissues (such as pileus and stipe), whose similarity coeffecient was 0.884. However, the RAPD patterns of the isolates from mycorrhiza and rhizomorph were different from the others (including the basidiocarps tissues). These results further revealed that some isolates from fruiting body were real isolates of G. purpuraceus and the isolates from mycorrhiza and rhizomorph were not real isolates of the G. purpuraceus.