Applied Microscopy

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  • Pages.74-83
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  • 2005
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  • 2287-5123(pISSN)
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  • 2287-4445(eISSN)
한국현미경학회 (Korean Society of Microscopy)
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인삼의 화분벽 발달에 관한 미세구조적 연구

Fine Structural Study of Pollen Wall Development at Late Stage of Microsporogenesis in Panax ginseng

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초록

인삼의 소포자 발달에 따라 화분벽의 형성과정을 밝히고자 소포자 4분자 시기부터 화분이 성숙되기까지의 전 과정을 투과 및 주사 전자현미경으로 관찰하였다. 화분벽의 발달은 감수분열이 끝나고 소포자 4분자가 callose에 둘러싸여 있을 때 시작된다. 화분벽 발달 초기에는 원형질막이 두터워지고 구불구불해지며 원형질막 바깥쪽에 섬유성 구조물이 나타나기 시작하고 이 섬유성 구조물은 점점 뚜렷하게 나타나고 premexine으로 발달한다. 원형질막의 함입으로 형성된 돌출부와 premexine이 연결되어 단간이 발달하고 성숙화분에서는 endexine에 일시적으로 흰색의 선이 관찰되었다. 표벽발달이 완료되면 hypertrophic Golgi에서 형성되는골지소낭에 의하여 내벽이 발달하고 발아구 부위에서는 내벽이 비후되어 나타났다. 성숙한 인삼화분은 3구형 화분으로서 약 $20{\mu}m$ 크기이며 표벽무늬는 세망상형을 나타내었다.

The ontogeny of pollen wall in Panax ginseng was studied with transmission and scanning electron microscopy from early tetrad stage until pollen maturity. Initial indication of exine development is undulation of plasma membrane for the preparation of bacular mound. The first recognizable structure of the pollen wall is the cellulosic primexine which is formed outside of the plasma membrane while microspore tetrads are still surrounded by callose wall. As development proceeds, foot-layer and baculum differentiation, callose dissolution and exine formation were progressed. During this process, sporopollenin is deposited into the exine, and then endexine development was followed. The intine, innermost pollen wall layer, is developing form hypertrophic Golgi vesicles. The thickness of exine is very even on all along the pollen wall, but intine thickness of apertural region is thicker than that of nonapertural region. Mature pollen of ginseng is $20{\mu}m$ in size, tricolpate and shows fine reticulate sculpturing.

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