Variation in the content of hypericins in four generations of seed progeny of Hypericum perforatum somaclones

The content of hypericins in in vitro regenerated Hypericum perforatum plants (Rsub(0)) and four generations of their seed progeny (Rsub(1)-Rsub(4)) was compared. The mean content of hypericins in fieldgrown plants over the period 1992-2002 gradually increased under selection, and in the Rsub(4) gen...

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description The content of hypericins in in vitro regenerated Hypericum perforatum plants (Rsub(0)) and four generations of their seed progeny (Rsub(1)-Rsub(4)) was compared. The mean content of hypericins in fieldgrown plants over the period 1992-2002 gradually increased under selection, and in the Rsub(4) generation it was almost seven-times higher than that in the Rsub(0) soma-clones. Significant difference between hypericin content in diploids and tetraploids was detected in Rsub(0), Rsub(1) and Rsub(3) generations. Hypericin content in four diploid and tetraploid lineages originated from a single soma-clone was genotype dependent. To eliminate the influence of environmental conditions during different growing seasons, we used seeds of selected Rsub(0)-Rsub(3) plants to derive R'sub(1) to R'sub(4) generations cultivated during the same years. In this case no statistically significant difference in hypericin content was found between the R'sub(1)-R'sub(4) generations. Apomictically and sexually derived plants were distinguished by PCR using variable numbers of tandem repeats (VNTR) primers. The content of hypericins in apomictically derived progenies was compared.
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