Efficient genetic transformation of Lotus corniculatus and growth of transformed plants in field
2003
Nikolic, R. | Mitic, N. (Center for Agricultural and Technological Research, Zajecar (Yugoslavia). Agricultural Research Inst. Serbia) | Ninkovic, S. | Miljus-Djukic, J. | Neskovic, M.
An efficient protocol for shoot regeneration and genetic transformation was applied to root segments of Lotus corniculatus cv. Bokor, a new cultivar. The shoots that regenerated on root segments were inoculated with Agrobacterium rhizogenes A4M70GUS, and produced hairy roots which regenerated shoots on media with 0.2 mg/cubic dm benzylaminopurine. After rooting and acclimation, the transformed plants were planted in the experimental field. Their morphological traits were compared to controls. No signs of the rol genes phenotype were present. The transformants were significantly taller than controls, while there were no significant differences in the leaf area. The glucuronidase activity and the presence of uidA gene was demonstrated in transformed plants of T0 and in seedlings of T1 generations. It is concluded that A. rhizogenes could be a vector of choice for the transfer of desirable genes into the bird's foot trefoil genome.
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