쉬땅나무족(장미과) 화판표피의 미세형태학적 특성에 관한 연구
A Study on the Petal Micromorphological Characteristics of the Tribe Sorbarieae (Rosaceae)
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쉬땅나무족 15분류군의 화판의 미세형태학적 형질을 주사전자현미경으로 관찰하여 화판 향축면, 배축면의 세포 외형, 배열, 수층벽, 큐티클의 미세형태를 자세히 기재하였으며, 분류학적, 계통학적 유용성을 검토하였다. 쉬땅나무족의 화판은 유두상 또는 원추형 유두상(PCS), 직사각형의 주름판상(TRS)로 확인되었으며, 향축면, 배축면의 화판 구조에 따라크게 세 유형으로 구분하였다. Type I. PCS-TRS, Type II. PCS-PCS, Type III. TRS-TRS (향축면-배축면). 구분된 이들 유형과 수층벽, 큐티클 표면의 형태는 족 내 속간/종간 진단형질로 유용하였을 뿐 아니라, 계통학적으로도 그 유용성이확인되었다. 또한, 화판 표면의 세포의 미세형태와 수분매개자(곤충을 통한 충매)와의 연관성을 나타내는 추가적인 사례로 제시하였다.
Abstract
A comparative petal micromorphology of 15 taxa of tribe Sorbarieae was carried out using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) in order to evaluate their taxonomic and systematic implication. The characteristics of both adaxial and abaxial side of petal epidermal cells such as shape, arrangement, anticlinal wall and cuticular sculpture were described in detail. The Sorbarieae petal epidermal cells were identified as papillate or conical papillate (PCS) and rectangular-rugose tabular (TRS). Three types of petal micromorphology were found within the tribe based on the cell patterns of adaxial and abaxial side. Type I. PCS-TRS, Type II. PCS-PCS, Type III. TRS-TRS (adaxial-abaxial side). The petal epidermal cell types, anticlinal cell wall, and cuticular sculpture represent not only taxonomical importance for identification between or within the genera but also systematic implication. Moreover, this study provides a relation between petal epidermal cell pattern and insect pollinator (entomophily; melittophily) as an additional case. Key words - Petal epidermal cell, Papillate, Pollinator, SEM, Sorbarieae, Rosaceae
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