• Journal of Plant Biotechnology
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• 제30권4호
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• pp.353-357
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• 2003

근연수분인 (L. longiflorum 'Gelria'${\times}$L. ${\times}$formolongi 'Raizan')의 경우 주두수분에서 종자형성 삭과율은 93%이고 삭과당 평균 종자수는 71개였다 화주절단수분시에는 종자형성 삭과율이 53%이고 삭과당 평균 종자수는 22개로 적었다. (L. longiflorum 'Gelria'${\times}$L. ${\times}$formolongi 'Raizan')의 경우 주두수분에서 종자형성 삭과율이 47%이고 삭과당 평균 종자수는 311개를 얻었다. 그러나 화주절단수분에서는 종자형성 삭과율이 47%이고 삭과당 평균 종자수는 34개로 주두수분에 비해 11%밖에 미치지 못했다. (L. longiflorum 'Raizan'${\times}$L. ${\times}$formolongi 'Como')의 경우 주두수분은 종자형성 삭과율이 40%이고 삭과당 종자수가 14개인 반면 화주절단수분에서는 종자형성이 이루어지지 않았다. [(L. longiflorum 'Lorina'${\times}$L. Asiatic hyhbrid 'Chicago') ${\times}$L. Asiatic hyhbrid 'Chicago']의 여교잡에서 화주절단수분된 15개체 중에서 9개의 성숙삭과를 얻어 삭과 형성율은 60%,배형성 삭과수는 53%,삭과당 평균배수는 14개였다. 그러나 [(L. longiflorum 'Lorina'${\times}$L. Asiatic hyhbrid 'Chicago')${\times}$L. longiflorum 'Lorina']와 [L. longiflorum 'Lorina'${\times}$(L. longiflorum 'Lorina'${\times}$L. Asiatic hyhbrid 'Chicago')]의 교잡은 전혀 삭과가 형성되지 않았다. 또한 [(L. longiflorum 'Lorina'Lorina'L. Asiatic hyhbrid 'Corsica') ${\times}$L. Asiatic hyhbrid 'Corsica']의 경우도 수분된 15개체 중에서 삭과 형성률은 80.0%,배형성 삭과수는 67%,삭과당 평균배수는 11개였다. 하지만 [(L. longiflorum 'Lorina'${\times}$L. Asiatic hyhbrid 'Corsica')${\times}$L. longiflorum 'Lorina']와 나팔백합에 종간잡종을 교잡한 [L. longiflorum 'Lorina'${\times}$(L longiflorum 'Lorina${\times}$L. Asiatic hyhbrid 'Corsica')]의 교잡은 전혀 삭과가 형성되지 않았다. 이 결과는 종간 교잡종을 자방친으로 하고 그 자방친의 화분친을 사용할 때만 교잡이 이루어지고 있음을 나타내고 있다. 따라서 여교잡을 통한 종간잡종 품종육성 활용방안을 금후 적극 확대 검토해야 할 것이다

• 한국양봉학회지
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• 제34권2호
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• pp.141-147
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• 2019

Pollinators play important roles for crop production as well as maintenance of wild plants' reproduction. Pollinator dependency in Korean agriculture have increased, but the degradation of habitat quality pose significant threats to pollination in agroecosystem. Provisioning flower habitat is one of the major activities to increase pollinator abundance and richness. We tested the effect of flower habitat supplementation on the pollinator, pest and natural enemy abundance in pepper field. Results showed that Hymenopteran pollinators were more abundant in the pepper plots close to the flower habitat. Among natural enemies, the similar pattern from pollinators was observed to parasitoids in the family of Eulophidae, but not to those of Ichneumonidae. There were no statistically significant differences of insect pests like aphids and thrips, as well as pepper production among plots in the pepper field. Even limited spatial scale, this study showed supplementing the flowering plant habitat to the agricultural landscape could conserve and boost pollinators and natural enemies, and possibly resulting better fruit production by pollination service.

• International Journal of Industrial Entomology and Biomaterials
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• 제8권1호
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• pp.51-59
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• 2004

Phylogenetic relationships were analyzed among bumblebees using a portion of mitochondrial (mt) 16S ribosomal RNA (16S rRNA). Eight species of true bumblebees and one species of cuckoo bumblebee (Bombini, Apidae), collected from Korea were included in the analysis. Also, one species of true bumblebee imported from several foreign countries for pollination was included. The length of mt 16S rRNA sequence ranged from 496 bp to 508 bp and sequence divergence ranged from 1.4％ (7 bp) to 15.49％ (77bp). As expected, a high A＋T content was observed (78.5％ on average). According to the phylogeny tree derived from parsimony and maximum likelihood analysis, a monphyletic Bombus species, excluding a single cuckoo bumblebee, Psithyrus coreanus, was obtained, but the bootstrap estimate at the node supporting the monophyletic group was very weak (40％ or 46％), suggesting a very close relationship of the cuckoo bumblebee to the true bumblebee. Within Bombus species belonging to identical subgenera subgeneric specific clustering was formed with high bootstrap values, implying validity of the subgeneric names of each species: Pyrobombus for B. ardens and B. modeatus; Megabombus for B. consobrinus wittenburgi and B. koreanus; and Bombus s. str. for B. ignitus, B. hypocrita sapporoensis, and B. terrestris.