- 學位論文
蘭科植物根部生微生物之研究
Studies on the Endophytic Microorganisms of Orchidaceae
摘要
蘭科植物 (Orchidaceae) 為植物界最大的家族，其可與真菌建立共生關係，此類真菌謂為「蘭共生菌」，又稱「蘭菌」。本研究為探討台灣蘭科植物根部之微生物的菌相組成。本實驗自台灣原生種之蘭科植物：短穗斑葉蘭 (Goodyera maximowicziana Makino)、馬鞭蘭 (Cremastra appendiculata (D. Don) Makino)、台灣春蘭 (Cymbidium formosanum Hayata var. formosanum) 及竹柏蘭 (Cymbidium lancifolium Hook. f. var. lancifolium) 根部所分離出真菌39株與細菌35株，以脂肪酸鑑定系統及分子鑑定之序列分析作為鑑定依據，並使用Neighbor-joining method (NJ)、Maximum parsimony method (PA) 和MrBayes method (MB) 三種方法作親緣關係之分析。 實驗結果發現不同蘭科植物之真菌族群具差異性，優勢菌株隨寄主有所變化，且發現Trichoderma sp. 和Cladosporium sp.，且普遍存在於蘭科植物根部中；細菌族群是以Pseudomonas sp.、Bacillus sp. 為主，皆存在於四種蘭科植物根部中。利用NJ、PA 及MB三種親緣關係之分析方法對真菌與細菌之序列進行分析，所得之結果與傳統形態之鑑定結果大致相同，顯示以序列分析可作為真菌和細菌微生物物種分類之可靠方法。
並列摘要
Orchidaceae is one of the largest families in the plant kingdom. Orchids require a symbiotic relationship with fungi for germination and seeding nutrition. These kinds of symbiotic fungi are called “orchid mycorrhizal fungi” or “orchid mycorrhiza”. This study is to confer the microflora isolated from the roots of Taiwan native Orchidaceae. Thirty-nine strains of fungi and 35 strains of bacteria were isolated from Goodyera maximowicziana Makino, Cremastra appendiculata (D. Don) Makino, Cymbidium formosanum Hayata var. formosanum and Cymbidium lancifolium Hook. f. var. lancifolium. The strains were analyzed and classed by the fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) and the molecular methods, ITS and 16S ribosomal DNA were chosen as the target DNA. Their phylogenetic relationship were examined by NJ, MP and MB methods. The result of this study showed that, the fungi flora was diverged, the dominant strains were changed by various. The fungi of Trichoderma sp. and Cladosporium sp. and the bacteria of Bacillus sp. and Pseudomonas sp. were widespread existed in the roots of orchids. The phylogenetic relationship obtained by NJ, MP and MB methods were approximately the same as the traditional morphological classification. It showed that the molecular analysis can be a useful tool for the rapid identification of roots associated fungi and bacteria.