performance of iris variegata genotypes in different light conditions: flowering phenology and reproductive output
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Abstract
We analyzed genetic variability and phenotypic plasticity of flowering
pattern and reproductive success in 97 clonal genotypes of Iris variegata
originating from contrasting light habitats in Deliblato Sands and expressed
under different experimental light conditions. Rhizome segments were taken
from each of these clones and transplanted in the experimental garden near
the Institute for Biological Research in Belgrade. Significant differences
between genotypes were found for two traits (start of flowering, average
flowering time). Genotypes originating from open and understory habitats
significantly differed for three traits (number of flowers, number of
capsules/number of flowers, seed mass/capsule). Significant effect of light
treatment were found for three traits (number of capsules/number of flowers,
seed mass/capsule, average seed mass). Statistically significant correlations
between explored traits were generally similar but also to some extent
habitat and treatment specific. Comparing these results with research carried
out on congeneric species we noted that there are similar responses for some
traits, but also significant differences in some components of flowering and
fruiting success. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 173025:
Evolution in heterogeneous environments: mechanisms of adaptation,
biomonitoring and conservation of biodiversity]
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| Authors | ;Živković Uroš;Miljković Danijela;Barišić-Klisarić Nataša;Tarasjev Aleksej;Avramov Stevan |
| Journal | Chemical biology & drug design |
| Year | 2015 |
| DOI |
10.2298/GENSR1502679Z
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