Abant gölü çevresindeki bazı Crocus L. taksonlarının anatomik ve morfolojik özellikleri üzerine araştırmalar

Abstract

Bu çalışmada; Bolu ili için endemik iki Crocus L. taksonu, Crocus abantensis T. Baytop et Mathew ve Crocus× paulineae Pasche & Kerndorff (melez), ile birlikte C. ancyrensis (Herbert) Maw subsp. ancyrensis ve C. olivieri J.Gay, Bull. ayrıntılı yaprak anatomik özelliklerini ortaya çıkarmak için kullanıldı. Bu özellikler ışığında Abant Gölü'nün Güney-Güneydoğu kıyısında yayılış gösteren hibrit ve olası diğer hibrit taksonların gerçek ebeveynlerinin belirlenmesi amaçlanmıştır. Bu bölgeye endemik olan bu iki Crocus taksonun daha önce anatomik çalışması yoktur. Bu anlamda Crocus taksonomisi ile ilgili eksiklikleri tamamlanmıştır. C. × paulineae’nın diğer taksonlardan temel farklılıkları; mezofildeki en kalın kütikül (3.80 µm), en uzun parankima (20.93 µm) hücresine ve kütikülün karina köşelerinde papilla benzeri bir yapıya sahip olmasıdır. Bu yapı C. olivieri de de gözlenmiştir. Diğer önemli farklılıklar, incelenen taksonlar arasındaki küçük damar demetlerinin sayısıdır. Hibritin kromozom sayısı da ilk kez verilmiştir.

Keywords

• Abant Gölü
• çiğdem
• anatomi
• endemik
• Bolu

Project Number

Project number: 2018.03.01.1325.

Investigations on anatomical and morphological characteristics of some Crocus L. taxa around Abant Lake

Abstract

In this study; the two Crocus L. taxa endemic to Bolu province, Crocus abantensis T. Baytop et Mathew and Crocus× paulineae Pasche & Kerndorff (hybrid) together with C. ancyrensis (Herbert) Maw subsp. ancyrensis, and C. olivieri J.Gay, were used to reveal their detailed leaf anatomical features. In view of these characteristics, it was aimed to determine the true parents of the hybrid and possible other hybrid taxa distributed in the south-southeast coasts Abant Lake. These two Crocus taxa, which are endemic to this region, have no previous anatomical studies. In this sense, deficiencies related to Crocus taxonomy have been completed. The main differences of C. × paulineae from the other taxa; having the thickest cuticle (3.80 µm), the longest parenchyma (20.93 µm) cell in the mesophyll, and having papillae like structure on the keel corners of cuticle. This structure was also observed in C. olivieri over the cuticle at the corners of the keel. The other important differences was the number of small vascular bundles among the studied taxa. The chromosomal number of hybrid was also given for the first time.

Keywords

• Abant Lake
• Crocus
• anatomy
• endemic
• Bolu
• Abant Gölü
• çiğdem
• anatomi
• endemik

Supporting Institution

Abant İzzet Baysal University, Scientific Research Projects Unit (BAP)

Project Number

Project number: 2018.03.01.1325.

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