WO2006123392A1 - 植物の深根性評価方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for evaluating a trait in which a plant root extends deeper, that is, a deep root property of a plant.
- the present invention also relates to a method for simply selecting a plant having a long root under dry conditions.
- Plant growth is greatly affected by soil moisture conditions. Plants have adopted strategies to acquire and adapt to drought tolerance through drought avoidance or physiological tolerance in order to adapt and maintain growth even in soil-deficient conditions. Drying avoidance is, for example, the property of avoiding drought stress by extending the roots deeply or dormant against the lack of soil moisture. Physiological tolerance for drought is a property that can grow in a dry environment.
- V Known methods for investigating the deep root property of plants include V and several methods such as the cocoon method and the cylinder method.
- the dredging method is a method in which plants are cultivated in a field, the soil is dug up to about 2m in depth of 0.5m, and the thickness and number of roots are investigated according to depth (Nemoto, H., Suga , R., et al., Breeding Science 48: 321-324, 1998).
- the dredging method is very labor intensive to dig up the soil, It is difficult to evaluate plants.
- the moisture condition of the soil depends on the natural weather. Since it is fully possible that the root growth rate varies depending on the soil moisture condition, i.e., the moisture content, individuals, lines, or varieties that have been evaluated as having fast root elongation under sufficient soil moisture conditions are not necessarily dry conditions. Even below, growth is not always fast. Therefore, even with such a great deal of effort, there is a risk of selecting cultivar Z that does not grow well under drought conditions.
- the cylinder method is a method for cultivating a plant using a cylinder made of plastic or the like and investigating root growth.
- a plant is planted in a transparent plastic cylinder and cultivated with the cylinder tilted so that the roots appear on the sides, and the root elongation rate and maximum depth of reach are measured.
- This method has the advantage of being able to observe the roots directly. If you plant an individual, you will not be able to investigate which root has its individual strength.
- Trillana et al. Planted rice seeds in a vinyl chloride pot of length lm and kept the soil 2 or 3 cm under water for 14 days after sowing, and partly from 62 days after sowing. After draining the water, lowering the water level from the bottom to 30cm (soil surface strength is 60cm) and cultivating for 6 days, cultivated under submerged conditions until the top surface of soil is 2 to 3cm.
- Trillana's method is suitable for basic research involving a small number of specimens, but is not suitable for breeding varieties that require handling large numbers of individuals.
- Mia et al. and Trillana et al. Different cultivars are cultivated in different vessels, and thus the growth of roots of multiple varieties was compared under the same soil moisture conditions. It is not a thing.
- the soil moisture content in the cultivation container always changes due to the water absorption of the plant. Since the amount of water absorbed by plants varies with the environmental conditions and the stage of growth, depending on the size of the plant body, the soil moisture content is greatly affected by these factors.
- a plurality of test plants are planted in the same pot, grown under a suitable cultivation condition for a short period of time, then irrigation is stopped and dried, and then again sufficiently irrigated and cultivated for a predetermined period.
- This is a method to investigate the growth status of each plant at the time. Although this method does not require much labor and can compare multiple plants under the same soil moisture content, it is "low soil moisture! / Comparison of drought resistance under conditions”. Yes, it has a low relevance to traits that extend deep into the soil and avoid drought (ie, deep roots) (Nemoto, H., Suga, R., et al, (1998) Breeding Science 48: 321- 324) Plants selected by this method are not always deep-rooted.
- Patent Document 1 JP 2003-230318 A
- Non-Patent Document 1 Nemoto, H “Suga, R” et al "Breeding Science 48: 321-324, 1998
- Non-Patent Document 2 Mia, MW, Yamauchi, A., et al., Japanese Journal of Crop Science, 13 : 131-140, 1996
- Non-Patent Document 3 Trillana, N., Inamura, T., et al., Plant Production Science 4:
- Non-Patent Document 4 Wada, Suzuki, et al., Japan Crop Science (Jpn. J. Crop Sci.) 70: 580-587, 2001
- An object of the present invention is to provide a method for simply and efficiently evaluating and selecting deep-rooted plants.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for evaluating a plurality of individuals or plants of plants in terms of deep rooting without actually measuring the root length under the same medium water content conditions. is there.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method capable of efficiently evaluating the deep root property of a plant, which can easily manage test conditions such as adjustment of the medium water content.
- the present inventors efficiently evaluate the deep root property of a plant under the same medium moisture condition by planting a plurality of plant individuals in a cultivation container having a sufficient depth. Devised a way to do.
- the present inventors can also easily adjust the medium water content in the cultivation container by changing the water level of the aquarium by installing the cultivation container with the bottom open in the aquarium where water is stored. I devised a possible method. As a result, the method of the present invention has been completed.
- a plurality of plant individuals are planted in a container having a sufficient depth for the plant to extend roots, and then the water content is gradually lowered from the surface of the medium downward. It is characterized by the evaluation of dryness avoidance due to the deep root nature.
- the method of the present invention is a method capable of evaluating deep root properties of a plurality of plant individuals under the same medium moisture condition, and comprises the following steps:
- the method of the present invention is a method for evaluating deep root properties of a plurality of plant individuals under the same medium water condition, and comprising the following steps:
- the culture medium is packed in a cultivation container with an open bottom that is deep enough for the plant to extend its roots, and the cultivation container is placed in an aquarium;
- Deep-rooted plants using the above-described deep-root property evaluation method of the present invention.
- a method for selecting such deep-rooted plants is also within the scope of the present invention.
- the method for selecting a deep-rooted plant of the present invention is the last step of the deep-rooted property evaluation method of the present invention. As a method that involves selecting.
- the bottom of the cultivation container is open, and the water in the aquarium and the cultivation container can be circulated. Therefore, the water level in the cultivation container is lowered by lowering the water level in the aquarium.
- the medium in the cultivation container gradually dries with the surface force directed downward. Although the progress of the drying of the medium may vary slightly depending on the cultivation container, all plants grown in the same container are under the same medium moisture condition. Plants that can grow their roots faster than the drying of the medium, that is, deep-rooted plants, can absorb water and thus are not subject to drought stress. On the other hand, plants with slow root growth show dry stress because the soil around the roots dries out.
- Drought stress refers to the effect that plants receive when the water content in the environment in which the plants are growing decreases.
- the symptoms of plants caused by drought stress are referred to as drought stress symptoms.
- Symptoms of drought stress include, for example, appearance symptoms such as growth cessation, leaf curl, wilting and withering, as well as stomatal closure and decreased photosynthesis.
- the plurality of plant individuals whose deep roots are evaluated in the method of the present invention may be the same or different from each other.
- the plurality of plant individuals are plant individuals of the same type as each other, but the strains may be the same or different.
- the term “same species” as used herein means that two or more plant individuals belong to the same species taxonomically.
- the same line means that two or more plant individuals have a substantially identical relationship at the gene level.
- “different strains” means that two or more plant individuals are in a relationship of strains having different traits because one or more different points exist at the gene level. Therefore, the relationship that the plant individuals are different from each other is not limited. For example, the relationship between plants of different varieties, the relationship between a wild type plant and a plant transformed by genetic recombination with the wild type plant. F generation in the mating experiment
- n is an integer greater than or equal to 1
- F generation plants that inherited different genes from each other in mating experiments, and so on.
- the method of the present invention for evaluating deep root properties of a body and selecting deep root plants is an effective tool for breeding a plant having drought tolerance.
- the plant whose deep root property can be evaluated by the method of the present invention is not limited as long as the root is relatively long and can be grown in a cultivation container, but preferably a seed.
- Plants more preferably angiosperms, more preferably herbaceous plants, more preferably herbaceous plants having a root length of 10 cm or more.
- the selected plant may be more preferably a group of plants consisting of rice, corn and tobacco.
- the shape of a container for cultivating a plant (hereinafter referred to as “cultivation container” in the present specification) is not particularly limited, but a cylindrical shape or a cubic shape is preferable because it is easy to handle.
- the depth of the cultivation container is not particularly limited as long as the plant to be evaluated is deep enough to extend the roots.
- the power varies depending on the plant to be evaluated. Generally, it is preferably 30 cm or more and 300 cm or less, more preferably Or 40 cm or more and 250 cm or less, more preferably 50 cm or more and 200 cm or less.
- the cross-sectional area of the cultivation container is not particularly limited as long as the plant to be evaluated is cultivated, but in general, 20 cm 2 to 25 m 2 is preferable, and 30 cm 2 to 10 m 2 is preferable 40 c m 2 to 5 m 2 is preferred.
- the preferred depth and cross-sectional area of the cultivation container will be as follows, more specifically, depending on the size of the plant to be evaluated. For relatively small plants such as Arabidopsis thaliana, cultivation vessels with a depth of 30 cm to 100 cm and a cross-sectional area of 20 cm 2 to lm 2 are preferred. For medium-sized plants such as rice, wheat, rapeseed or soybean, a cultivation container having a depth of 50 cm to 200 cm and a cross-sectional area of 20 cm 2 to lm 2 is preferable. In addition, plants that grow large, such as corn and tobacco, prefer a cultivation container with a depth of 50 cm to 300 cm and a cross-sectional area of 400 cm 2 force 25 m 2 .
- the lower part of the cultivation container is opened for water supply and drainage.
- the open state may be an arbitrary state in which the water in the cultivation container and the water tank can be circulated while the culture medium is held in the container.
- generally at least one hole through which water passes sufficiently is provided in the bottom or the side wall near the bottom (hereinafter referred to as “bottom hole” in this specification).
- bottom hole In this specification, it is not essential to provide a hole for water absorption or drainage on the side of the cultivation container, it may be provided as necessary, such as also serving as a vent hole for supplying oxygen to the roots.
- the container material is preferably plastic such as vinyl chloride or polycarbonate, non-corrosive or corrosion-resistant metal such as stainless steel or aluminum, or earthenware. Those that release substances are not preferred.
- the necessary length may be secured by forming the cultivation container in a coiled state made of plastic or metal tubes. .
- the cultivation container is filled with a medium suitable for the plant to be cultivated.
- the type of medium is not particularly limited and can contain moderately water and air, and when the water level in the tank is changed, the water content of the medium gradually changes and is suitable for the cultivation of the plant to be evaluated.
- it may be artificial, such as perlite, vermiculite or rock wool.
- a medium for example, sand soil, sand loam soil, paddy loam soil, black botanous soil, a mixture thereof, or commercially available fertilizer for gardening can be preferably used. It is preferable to add fertilizers necessary for plant growth to the medium.
- the culture medium it is preferable to pack the culture medium uniformly in a cultivation container as much as possible so that a large gap cannot be formed.
- the cultivation container is installed in a container capable of storing water (hereinafter referred to as "water tank” in this specification).
- the installation method is not particularly limited as long as the tank bottom can be supplied to the culture medium through the bottom hole of the cultivation container by preventing the inner bottom of the tank from contacting the bottom hole of the cultivation container.
- it can be easily installed by placing a net made of plastic with a certain thickness on the bottom of the aquarium and placing a cultivation container on it.
- the water in the aquarium can sufficiently enter the bottom of the cultivation container through the mesh gap.
- the depth of the aquarium may be shallower or deeper than the cultivation vessel, but when the aquarium is full, the culture medium surface of the cultivation vessel will not dry.
- the range in which the growth of the plant does not adversely affect is preferable.
- the difference in height between the aquarium and the cultivation container is preferably within 50 cm, within 30 cm, and more preferably within 10 cm.
- the frontage of the aquarium is not limited, but the ability to install 10 or more cultivation containers is preferable in terms of work efficiency.
- the material of the water tank is not limited, but plastic, metal, concrete, etc. are preferable in terms of ensuring strength and easy availability.
- Water is added to the water tank to wet the medium. Since water can be supplied from the aquarium through the bottom hole of the cultivation container, the air in the medium can be drained and the entire medium can be moistened reliably and quickly.
- the water level of the aquarium is not particularly limited, but it is preferable to fill the surface of the medium with water before the plant is cultivated. Even in the case of plants that prefer medium water, the water tank should be fully filled with water, and the entire medium should be once moistened to reduce the water level, so that the medium water condition is set appropriately before the cultivation is started. preferable.
- the water level in the aquarium may not be increased to such an extent that the surface of the medium becomes wet, but the medium may be irrigated to wet the medium. It is necessary to irrigate carefully.
- the aquarium and the cultivation container are separately installed, and the bottom hole of the cultivation container and the bottom or lower portion of the aquarium are made of tubes.
- a method of adjusting the water level by linking them may be used. Even in this way, the water level of the cultivation container can be adjusted by moving the water level or position of the aquarium up and down.
- installing the cultivation container in the aquarium means installing the aquarium and the cultivation container so that the water level of the cultivation container can be adjusted by adjusting the water level of the aquarium. This includes installing cultivation containers in the aquarium and connecting the cultivation container to the bottom or lower part of the aquarium.
- the planting density is not particularly limited as long as the plant can normally grow. Power For example, in rice, 1 to 100 individuals per 100 cm 2 of planting area of the cultivation container in rice, more preferably From 5 to 30 individuals. In the case of large plants such as corn, it is preferable that the planting density is lower.
- the area of the planting part of the cultivation container is preferably 200 individuals, more preferably 10 to 100 individuals per lm 2 per lm 2 .
- the plant to be evaluated may be planted in the cultivation container directly by seeding the cultivation container! /, Or a seedling grown in a seedling box or the like may be transplanted. Alternatively, a method may be used in which seedlings are grown in a container having a hole or the like in the bottom so that the roots of the plant pass, and the whole container is placed in a cultivation container.
- the initial stage of cultivation is cultivated under moisture conditions favorable for the growth of the plant, and the roots are stretched to some extent and the strength is gradually lowered to give the plant a drying stress.
- the water in the cultivation container and the aquarium communicate with each other through the bottom hole, the water level in the cultivation container can be easily lowered by lowering the water level in the aquarium.
- the time when the water level starts to be lowered and the method of lowering the water level are preferably after a period in which the power roots that differ depending on the plant to be evaluated extend at least about 10 cm and before reaching half the depth of the cultivation container. Regarding the determination of this period, it is preferable to roughly investigate the elongation characteristics of the roots of the plant to be evaluated by preliminary experiments or the like. In addition, root growth may be observed using a cultivation container made of transparent plastic.
- the level of water level reduction is not particularly limited, but it should be done while paying attention to the temperature and light intensity and observing the state of the plant. Specifically, 10 to 100 cm per week is preferable.
- the time to begin lowering the water level is preferably between the 1st and 5th week after planting, more preferably the 1st week is also between the 4th week
- the lowering range of the water level is preferably 10 cm to 100 cm per week, more preferably 20 cm to 70 cm. Therefore, taking rice as an example, it is preferable to start lowering the water level from the first week to the fourth week after planting and then lowering the total from 80 cm to 150 cm over the next one to five weeks! For example, when the water level is lowered by 50 cm per week, it may be lowered by 50 cm at a time, or may be lowered by several times every few days.
- a method of lowering the water level of the aquarium there are methods such as pumping out water with a pump, draining a drainage loft provided near the bottom of the aquarium, draining a drainage loca provided on the side wall of the aquarium, for example, every 10 cm. is there.
- the medium gradually dries downward from the surface by absorbing water from the plant and evaporating from the surface of the medium.
- Individuals that are able to extend their roots deeper and deeper than the progress of drying of the medium and retain the tip of the root in a layer with sufficient water do not receive drought stress.
- individuals with slow root elongation have less water available around the roots, so they stop growing and show drought stress symptoms such as wrapping leaves, and when the medium continues to dry, the leaves begin to wither. Will die.
- the state of the foliage is investigated at an appropriate time, and a deep root individual is selected. Individuals who received drought stress early, that is, root growth is slow, and individuals are more severe and show drought stress symptoms. Therefore, those with mild symptoms are selected as deep root individuals. If one to several plants of control lines are planted in each container, selection can be made easily because the degree of stress symptoms between these control plants and test plants can be compared and evaluated.
- the method of the present invention can easily and efficiently evaluate and select the deep root property of a plurality of plant individuals, it is used as a tool for breeding plants having drought tolerance due to deep root properties. Can be used. This is done by evaluating and Z-selecting deep-rooted plants using the method of the present invention for multiple lines of plants. For example, in the process of breeding seeds, the process of selecting individuals and strains with deep roots from among the breeding materials as breeding mothers, and the deep roots among the progenies from which the breeding materials and breeding mothers were mated Have The method of the present invention can be used in the process of selecting individuals and strains. Individuals and lines selected in this way can also be used as further breeding mothers.
- a transformant introduced with a gene considered to be related to deep roots can be tested using the method of the present invention to evaluate the gene. Furthermore, a large number of transformants into which an arbitrary DNA fragment has been introduced can be assayed and evaluated by the method of the present invention to search for genes associated with deep rooting.
- the present invention is also an apparatus for evaluating the deep root property of a plant by the method of the present invention, the cultivation container having an open bottom having a depth sufficient for the plant to extend its roots, and the plant
- the cultivation container is provided with a water tank, and the cultivation container is filled with a culture medium and placed in the water tank to culture the plant. At this time, the water level of the water tank is adjusted to adjust the water level in the cultivation container.
- an apparatus as described above which is capable of adjusting the water content of a medium.
- the apparatus of the present invention may be subjected to various modifications and changes as described above in the description of the method of the present invention, and these modified or changed embodiments are also within the scope of the present invention. It will be understood by those skilled in the art.
- a schematic diagram of the apparatus of the present invention is shown in FIG.
- FIG. 1 is intended to illustrate the concept of the present invention and does not limit the present invention to the embodiment shown in the schematic diagram.
- Plants having deep roots which are selected and grown by the method of the present invention, are mainly suitable for cultivation in a dry environment, not to mention grains, vegetables, flowers and other commercial crops, and also forests.
- certain vines planted for desert greenery can also be selected and nurtured by applying the present invention.
- oaks include beech, camellia, tassel, moxsey, cherry, willow, magnolia, ume, kunugi, akiki, wedge, cedar, hinoki, date palm, tamarisk, mimosa, date palm, eucalyptus, pine, poplar , -Les, snails, etc.
- the present invention is applied to such an oak tree, the root length is still short, and it is preferable to perform it when the tree is young.
- the method of the present invention can select individuals with deep roots without actually measuring the elongation of roots, and therefore requires a great amount of labor to dig up soil in the field as in the case of dredging. This process is suitable for large-scale testing because it requires much less labor than the dredging method.
- different varieties are cultivated in separate containers.
- a plurality of plants can be cultured in the same cultivation container. Can compare deep roots.
- the method of the present invention is very easy to manage cultivation conditions such as water level adjustment.
- the method of the present invention allows a plurality of plants to be cultivated and compared under the same moisture condition, and management of cultivation conditions such as adjustment of the water level is very easy. It is a practical method that enables mass testing of.
- the method of the present invention the deep root property of a plant can be easily, efficiently and reliably evaluated.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a longitudinal section of an apparatus of the present invention.
- FIG. 2-1 is a graph showing the course of the average score of the drought stress symptom of each variety for each cultivation container in each tank (tanks 1 and 2) according to the method of the present invention.
- tank 1 cultivation container A b. tank 1—cultivation container B, c. tank 1—cultivation container C, d. tank 2—cultivation container A, e. tank 2—cultivation container B, f. tank 2 -The results for Cultivation Container C are shown.
- Fig. 2-2 is a graph showing the course of the average score of drought stress symptoms of each variety for each cultivation container in each tank (tanks 3 and 4) according to the method of the present invention.
- Tank 3 Cultivation container A
- h Tank 3—Cultivation container B
- i Tank 3—Cultivation container C
- j Tank 4—Cultivation container A
- k Tank 4—Cultivation container B
- the results for 4—Cultivation container C are shown.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing the results of a drought tolerance test by the method of Wada et al. (Journal of Crop Science, 70: 580-587, 2001). The results are as follows: a. When drying is started on the 37th day after planting, b. When drying is started on the 44th day after planting.
- the seeds were sterilized and germinated for 4 days with a 200-fold diluted solution of Hellceed Stanafloable, and a rice seedling box (61 X 31 X height 2.5 cm, cell diameter about 15 mm, cell 32 rows X 14 One seed per hole was sown in a hole) and raised.
- PVC pipe Three types of containers made of vinyl chloride vinyl pipe (hereinafter referred to as “PVC pipe”, t ⁇ ⁇ ) were used for cultivation.
- the container body is cut to a length of lm ⁇ JIS standard K6741 VU50 (outer diameter 6 Omm, inner diameter 56 mm), VU75 (outer diameter 89 mm, inner diameter 83 mm) and VU100 (outer diameter 114 mm, inner diameter 107 mm).
- a PVC tube was used. Since VU50 cannot be planted with a small number of plants with small diameters, a socket with a different diameter (nominal diameter 75 X 50) is attached to the top so that the same number of plants as VU75 and VU100 can be planted.
- a socket (nominal diameter 50 X 50, 75 X 50 or 100 X 50) is attached to the lower end of each PVC pipe, and a hole with a diameter of 9.5 mm (through a VU50 of appropriate length) ( Hereinafter, in this example, it is referred to as “bottom hole.”
- a cap (nominal diameter 50) with a single hole) was attached, and the total length of all three types of cultivation containers was approximately 117 cm. VU50, VU75, and VU100 are used for the container body. It was.
- Each container contains a commercially available fertilizer “Magamp K” per 24 liters of commercially available paddy rice seedling soil.
- tanks Four cylindrical water tanks (hereinafter referred to as “tanks” in the present example) having a height of 88 cm, an outer diameter of 56 cm, and a capacity of 200 liters were prepared, and a plastic net was laid on the bottom of the tank.
- tanks In each tank Four cultivation containers A and four cultivation containers B and three cultivation containers C were installed, and water was added to the tank. The water in the tank entered the container through the bottom hole of the cultivation container, and the medium was gradually moistened. Even when the tank was full, the force that was above the surface of the cultivation container about 29cm above the surface of the water. In most cultivation containers, water was sucked up to the surface of the medium within one day. However, some containers that did not absorb water up to the surface of the medium were moistened by irrigating with high force.
- Table 1 shows how to lower the water level in each tank. That is, tank 1 lowered the water level by 20 cm at the second week after planting, then lowered it by 20 cm and 30 cm every other week, and lowered it to the bottom of the tank at the fifth week. Similarly, tank 2 was also reduced by 40cm, 30cm, and 18cm at the third week after planting, and tank 3 was also lowered by 20cm, 30cm, 30cm, and 8cm at the third week after planting. In tanks 1, 2, and 3, even if the water was sucked out to the bottom of the tank, the cultivation container force gradually increased after that.
- Tank 4 was lowered 50cm 4 weeks after planting and 30cm lower in the 5th week, leaving 8cm water from the bottom. In tank 4, water remained at the bottom even in the ninth week. The water level could be easily lowered by pumping out tank water.
- the inside of () is the water level lowered by the natural decrease of water.
- the distance from the upper surface of the container to the water surface is 1 17 minus the number in the table (cm).
- FIG. 2-1 a. To f. And Fig. 2-2 g. To 1 show the course of the average value of each grade for each cultivar in each tank.
- Drought stress symptoms began to appear as the cultivation container with a smaller diameter was quicker.
- the cultivation containers B and C showed no significant difference.
- tank 4 where the water level started to fall the latest, cultivation container A was on day 37, and cultivation containers B and C were both on day 47.
- Fig. 3a shows the results of the pots that started drying at 37 days after planting, and Fig. 3b at 44 days after planting.
- Suwon 287 had the strongest dry resistance, followed by IR36, Yukihikari, and Yume-no-mochi had the weakest results.
- This result was completely different from the result of the evaluation according to the method of the present invention, that is, the result that Suwon 287, which has the strongest dryness, is the weakest.
- the method of the present invention allows a plurality of plants to be cultivated and compared under the same moisture condition, and also facilitates management of cultivation conditions such as adjustment of the water level. It is a simple and efficient way to enable. Because of these features, the use of the method of the present invention makes it possible to efficiently select deep-rooted plants, and thus contributes to the improvement of the breeding efficiency of plants that avoid drying.
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