
In order to improving the existent breeds of Fritillaria cirrhosa, increasing its medicinal ingredients and enriching the resources of heredity breeding.By using of low-temperature stratification treatment, the seed of Fritillaria cirrhosa completed its after-ripening of physiology and morphology. The induction treatment by different concentrations of colchicine solution and different treatment times for Fritillaria cirrhosa seeds were compared.Detected the plant morphology and chromosome number, it is shown that the induced material obviously possessed the characteristics of polyploid.With the treatment of 30 mg/L GA3 for 32 h and stratification for 70 d, the seed germination rate of Fritillaria cirrhosa reached 67.0%. After treated with 0.1% colchicine solution for 48 h, the stratificationed mature seed showed polyploid inductivity of 85.7%.
Polyploidy, Conservation of Natural Resources, Plants, Medicinal, Time Factors, Fritillaria, Seeds, Solvents, Germination, Colchicine, Gibberellins
Polyploidy, Conservation of Natural Resources, Plants, Medicinal, Time Factors, Fritillaria, Seeds, Solvents, Germination, Colchicine, Gibberellins
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