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Maturation concept and possible rejuvenation of arborescent species. Limits and promises of shoot apical meristems to ensure successful cloning

Monteuuis Olivier. 1989. Maturation concept and possible rejuvenation of arborescent species. Limits and promises of shoot apical meristems to ensure successful cloning. In : Breeding tropical trees : population structure and genetic improvement. Strategies in clonal and seedling forestry. Gibson G.L. (ed.), Griffin A.R. (ed.), Matheson A.C. (ed.). IUFRO. Oxford : Oxford Forestry Institute, 106-118. ISBN 0-85074-113-0 Conference on Breeding Tropical Trees, Pattaya, Thaïlande, 28 Novembre 1988/3 Décembre 1988.

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Autre titre : Concept de maturation et rejuvénilisation possible d'espèces arborescentes. Limites et espoirs d'utilisation des méristèmes apicaux de tiges pour réussir le clonage

Résumé : The maturation process is a general phenomenon which affects arborescent species according to their ontogenetic development from seed. One of its major consequences is the decrease, or even the Loss, of ability for cloning as trees reach an age corresponding to a suitable size for a reliable evaluation of their potential. It is clear that shoot apical meristems, through their morphogenetic functions, play a key role in ontogenetical ageing. Nevertheless, current alvances also suggest a fundamental importance for the physiological aspects of phase change and their connected space-time variations. A number of studies suggest that a juvenile phase, with maximal intensity corresponding to the onset of each shoot flush, exists in apical meristems, this particular stage becoming more and more space-time reduced as tree architecture increases in complexity. Understanding of this reiterative pattern of meristem phase change should enhance prospects for successfully cloning mature trees. New developments in biochemical investigations offer promise of further progress in maturation process studies from a basic as well as a practical point of view.

Mots-clés Agrovoc : méristème apical, culture de méristème, multiplication végétative, clone, physiologie végétale, maturation, développement biologique, régénération in vitro, clonage, forêt tropicale, arbre forestier, foresterie, plant, vieillissement, stade de développement, régénération, amélioration des plantes

Classification Agris : F02 - Multiplication végétative des plantes
F60 - Physiologie et biochimie végétale
F30 - Génétique et amélioration des plantes
K01 - Foresterie - Considérations générales

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  • Monteuuis Olivier

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