New grades of rhododendrons breeding in the Central Botanical Garden of NAS of Belarus

Володько, И К; Filipenia, Veronika L.; Alferovich, Zhanna D.

doi:10.15393/j4.art.2016.3422

Hortus Botanicus

2016

DOI: 10.15393/j4.art.2016.3422

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New grades of rhododendrons breeding in the Central Botanical Garden of NAS of Belarus

И К Володько¹,

Veronika L. Filipenia²,

Zhanna D. Alferovich³

Abstract: The assessment of morphological variability of specific rhododendrons at seed reproduction in a collection of the Central botanical garden NAN of Belarus is executed. Low variability of Rhododendron smirnowii, high variability Rh. catawbience, Rh. luteum, Rh. calendulaceum is established. Descriptions of new cultivares 'Janka' and 'Academic N. Smolskiy' are provided.

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Distinctive features of Ex situ plant populations

Gaponenko¹,

Gnatiuk²,

Rakhmetov³

2020

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Distinctive features of ex situ plant populations (outside natural habitats) are manifested during the formation and development of groups of individuals mainly in the process of their introduction and acclimatization. The experience and practice of using terms for ex situ plant populations has been analyzed. Information about artificially created plant groups is generalized. The results of the analysis concerning the definition of the term "ex situ plant population" and its use in relation to introduced plants are presented. The list of definitions for the following terms are given: "initial population", "introductive population", "introductive coenotic population", "introduced population", "cultivated populations", "agro population", "cultural population", "hybrid population", "artificial population", "experimental population", "spontaneous population". It has been stated that modeling, forming and copying methods are used to form ex situ plant populations. It has been noted that ex situ plant populations can be formed and developed independently or artificially formed. The scheme of distribution of ex situ plant populations by the degree of genetic integrity, ability to reproduce, duration of existence, size and stage of development, place and style of formation of the initial population is proposed. It has been established that groups of genetically homogeneous individuals of artificial plant groups that freely cross each other and for a long time reproduce offsprings can be characterized as populations. Such populations are the result of purposeful human activity on the introduction and cultivation of plants, and are largely dependent on anthropic influence. The study of their structure and dynamics is a prerequisite for predicting and evaluating the success of introductions and preventing threats of spontaneous propagation and uncontrolled, unwanted naturalization of plants under new growth conditions.

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Distinctive features of Ex situ plant populations

Gaponenko¹,

Gnatiuk²,

Rakhmetov³

2020

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