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ZNAĈAJ POZNAVANJA POLENA ENDEMIĈNE VRSTE LUKA U CILJU ZAŠTITE
                                                    BIODIVERZITETA


                THE IMPORTANCE OF STUDY OF THE POLLEN OF AN ENDEMIC SPECIES OF ONION FOR
                                             PROTECTION OF BIODIVERSITY


               Mentor:  Dr Dušica Dalid,  viši naučni saradnik  OŠ ,,Radojka Lakid”

               Autor:    Kristina Petrovid i Vladimir Vučidevid, VIII razred, OŠ ,,Radojka Lakid”


                                                           Rezime

               Allium  ericetorum  je  endemična  i  jako  ugroženu  biljna  vrsta  Pirinejskog,  Apeninskog  i  Balkanskog  poluostrva.
               Atraktivni  beli,  krem  ili  svetlo  žuti  cvetovi  krase  ovaj  luk,  koji  zbog  toga  nosi  narodni  naziv  bledi  luk    Raste  na
               stenovitim i ekološki čistim mestima. Nema lukovicu kao vedina lukova, ved rizom. U njegovim prašnicima se nalazi
               polen različite veličine i oblika. Samo 10 % analiziranog polena je sitno (embriogeni polen), dok ostatak čini krupniji
               (neembriogeni polen). Ova endemična vrsta se razmnožava uz pomod vetra, što smo zaključili na osnovu činjenice
               da sva analizirana polenova zrna imaju 3 jedra. Sedamdeset procenata polenovih zrna zadržava vijabilnost posle 3
               godine  od  momenta  sakupljanja.  Dvadeset  procenata  polenovih  zrna  je  poluvijabilno,  a  samo  10  %  nevijabilno.
               Dugo zadržavanje vijabilnosti može pomodi održavanju ove vrste u prirodi i pored činjenice da je mali procenat
               polena (10 %) embriogen.

                   Allium ericetorum je jako ugrožena biljna vrsta, te stoga što bolje poznavanje građe i vijabilnosti polena, kao i
               načina razmnožavanja može pomodi zaštiti i očuvanju ove vrste u prirodi.

                   Ključne reči: allium, polen, vijabilnost, broj jedara, zažštita biodiverziteta

                                                            Summary

                   Allium ericetoum is an endemic and much endangered plant species which grows on Iberian, Apennines  and
               Balkan  penisulas.  Attractive  white,  cream  or  light  yelow  flowers  decorate  this  onion  and  because  of  that  its
               common, folk name is pale onion. It grows on rocky and ecologically clean places. It doesnt have a bulb like other
               onions, instead it has a rhisome. In its stamens there is pollen and it is of different sizes and shapes. Only 10% of
               the analyzed pollen is small (embriogenic pollen), while the rest is bigger (not embriogenic). This endemic species
               reproduces itself with the help of the wind which we concluded on the basis of fact that all analyzed pollen grains
               have  3  nuclei.  Seventy  percent  of  the  pollen  grains  keep  their  viability  after  three  years  from  the  moment  of
               collecting. Twenty percent of pollen grains are semi-viable and only ten percent is not viable. The long priod of
               viability may be useful for the survival of this species in nature despite the fact that a small percent of the pollen
               (10%) is embriogenic.


                   Allium ericetorum is a very endangered species, so that better understanding of the structure and viability of
               the pollen and its way of reproduction can help to protect and preserve this species in nature.

                   Key words: allium, pollen, viability, number of  nuclei, biodiversitety protection
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