3个杨桃品种茎次生木质部导管分子结构研究

摘要

[Objective] The aim of this study was to provide the theoretical basis for variety identification of carambola and pomiculture. [Method] The molecular structure of vessels in stem secondary xylem from three carambola varieties of Malaysia 8, Misi and Malaysia B17 were studied by cell image analysis system and microphotography. [Result] The molecular structure of vessels in stem secondary xylem from carambola was as follows: the first type had tails in two ends, the second type had tail in one end, and the third type had no tails in two ends. The average length of vessel elements was from 328.88 to 366.09 μm, while its average width was from 44.61 to 52.43 μm. Most of the end wall was simple perforation plates, while the alternate-opposite pitting was the major forms of pitting. [Conclusion] Most characteristics of vessel elements from carambola were evolutionary characters of vessel elements in the process of phylogeny, but there were more primitive characters, for example, both two ends of vessel had tails or just one end had tail, and end wall was inclined. The molecular structure of vessel from carambola was in accordance with its ecological adaptability, and the growth characteristics of different varieties were also in accordance with the difference of molecular structure of vessel.