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IV-Usm-18 ZBORNIK ABSTRAKATA III KONGRESA GENETIÈARA SRBIJE 107<br />

Subotica, 30. novembar - 4. decembar 2004.<br />

PROMENLJIVOST BROJA I MORFOLOGIJE HROMOZOMA I<br />

OPLEMENJIVANJE GOLOSEMENICA<br />

Mirjana Šijaèiæ-Nikoliæ, A. Tucoviæ i Dragica Vilotiæ<br />

Šumarski fakultet, Beograd<br />

Rezultati obavljenih citogenetskih analiza vrsta golosemenica, prikazuju da èetinare<br />

karakteriše evolucija na diploidnom nivou, što svedoèi o stabilnosti kariotipova i<br />

idiograma ove grupe drveæa i bunja. Kod golosemenica, prirodno visok osnovni broj<br />

hromozoma poznat je samo za tri od 359 vrsta. Golosemenice su grupe drveæa, reðe<br />

bunja sa relativno krupnim hromozomima sliènim kariotipovima i idiogramima.<br />

Osnovna panja usmerena je na unutarvrsnu citogenetsku diferencijaciju politipskih vrsta<br />

(13%) u odnosu na osnovni broj, kao znaèajnu osnovu za bru determinaciju homologih<br />

hromozoma, izradu kariotipova, idiograma i kartiranje gena u kombinaciji sa razlièitim<br />

tipovima ukrštanja odabranih individua. Uoèene specifiène unutarvrsne karakteristike<br />

(razlièiti osnovni broj hromozoma, aneuploidiji, dopunski B-hromozomi, pojedinaèna<br />

pojava poliploidije, prvenstveno na mladim oglednim biljkama) nisu unikalne jer su<br />

opisane kod veoma udaljenih rodova. Uverenje o evolucionoj stabilnosti osnovnih<br />

diploidnih brojeva hromozoma protivreèe, upravo, specifiène citogenetske karakteristike<br />

47 tzv. politipskih (polimorfnih) vrsta golosemenica.<br />

Prema evidentiranim tipovima vrsta golosemenice (monotipske i politipske po osnovnim<br />

brojevima hromozoma) karakteriše drevna (spora) evolucija hromozoma, kariotipova i<br />

idiograma, za razliku od vrsta skrivenosemenica koju karakteriše manje-više brza<br />

citogenetska evolucija. Citogenetska, kariološka i druga istraivanja rodova i vrsta<br />

osetno olakšavaju oplemenjivanje ekonomski znaèajnih vrsta golosemenica.<br />

VARIABILITY OF CHROMOSOME NUMBER AND MORPHOLOGY<br />

AND IMPROVEMENT OF GYMNOSPERMS<br />

The results of the published cytogenetic analyses of gymnosperm species show that conifers<br />

are characterised by the evolution at a diploid level, which proves the stability of<br />

karyotypes and idiograms of this tree and shrub group. In gymnosperms, the naturally<br />

high basic number of chromosomes is known only in three of 359 species. Gymnosperms<br />

are groups of trees, more rarely shrubs, with relatively large chromosomes similar to<br />

karyotypes and idiograms. The attention is focused to intraspecific cytogenetic differentiation<br />

of polytypic species (13%) compared to the basic number. This is a significant base<br />

of a faster determination of homologous chromosomes, development of karyotypes,<br />

idiograms and gene mapping in combination with different types of crossing of the selected<br />

individuals. The specific intraspecies characteristics (different basic number of<br />

chromosomes, aneuploidy, accessory B-chromosomes, individual occurrence of<br />

polyploidy, primarily in younger test plants) are not unique since they are described in<br />

very distant genera. The belief on evolution stability of the basic diploid chromosome<br />

numbers is contradicted by the specific cytogenetic characteristics of 47 so-called<br />

polytypic (polymorphic) species of gymnosperms.<br />

Based on the recorded types, gymnosperm species (monotype and polytypic by the basic<br />

numbers of chromosomes) are characterised by the ancestral (slow) evolution of chromosomes,<br />

kariotypes, idiograms, while angiosperm species are characterised by more or less<br />

fast cytogenetic evolution. The cytogenetic, karyologic and other study of genera and<br />

species support the breeding of economically significant species of gymnosperms.

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