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Forewords-Rector of Udayana UniversiW 11
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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
1 USE OF
IN
WTRO BREEDING STRATEGIES IN THEDEVELOPMENT OF NATIVE PLANTS Acram Taji and Richard Williams
KP-1
2 STEM CELL AND ITS MICROENVIRONMENT Ferry Sandra
Y\P-2
J THE DEVELOPMENT OF REVERSE GENETIC TO DEVELOP VACCINE TO CONTROL BIRD FLU IN POULTRY
IN
INDONESIA
I Gusti Ngurah Mahardika, I Nyoman Suartha, and Melina Jonas
KP-3
4 Review
GENE ISOLATION BY USING TRANSPOSON AND T-DNA
TAGGING METHODS
I G.K. Susrama, I G.N. Bagus, and I G.P.Wirawan
KP-4
5 WHY ARE T}IE NETWORKS FOREST ECOSYSTEM?
FROM THE BIOLOGY OF ARMILLARII AND TERMITOMYCES Jooyoung Cha and IGP Wirawan
KP.lO
6 ONLINE SIMULATION OF BIOPROCESSES
Klaus-Uwe Gollmer
KP-l1
7 ELICITORS INDUCING PLANT DEFENSE RESPONSES Kazuhito Kawakita
KP-14
8 THE CONTROL OF GONADOTROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE
(GNRH) IN MAMMALS: A WAY TO IMPROVE THE FERTILITY IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Kei-ichiro Maeda, Kinuyo Iwata, Yoshihisa lJenoyama, Satoshi Ohkura and Hiroko Tsukamura
KP-23
9 CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES OF AN ENDANGERED
ANIMAL
Mitsuaki Ogata
KP-29
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CELLWALL
DEGRADATION AND MODIFICATION ENZYMES OF GRAM- POSITIVE BACTERIA: HISTORY, IMPORTANCEAND FUTURE ASPECTS Sekiguchi J.
KP-33
11 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF THE PHOTOREACTIONS OF
FLAVIN-BINDING PROTEINS BY FTIR SPECTROSCOPY
Tatsuya Iwata
10 STUDYABOUT INDONESIAN BLUE BOTLE JELLYFISH (PhysatiaPftrsalrs)VENoM FROM THE WATERS
OF
PAPUMA JEMBERAlMunawir
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11 TNFECTTVTTY OF LYTIC PHAGE TO EPEC
(ENTEROPATHOGEMC ESCHERICHIA COLI ) FROM DIARRTIEAL PATIENTS IN INDONESIA
Sri Budiarti
oH-36
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ANTTEECTERIAL EFFECT OF LACTOFERRIN AND ,LACTOFERRIN
IIYDROLYZNE
ON Enterobacter s akazakii Fatma ZuhrotunNisa, Hafsyah Laili Nurwandari and Elza IsmailoH-37
13 ,q.NOVgL OF REPLACING CACO-2 CELL WITH ENTEROCYTE MICE TO DETERMINE BACTERIAADHESION ACTIVITY
IN
VITRO
Sukrama,ID. M.
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POSTER PRESENTATION
:AGRICULTURE
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STRUCTUREOF
FLOWERPOLLEN
ONENTHOMOPI{YLI POLLINATION Ni Putu Adriani Astiti
PA-1
2 WErc+IT LOSS
AND
RESPIRATION RATE OF SALACA FRUITIN MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE USING POLYETHYLINE PLASTIC PACKAGING AT VARIOUS PERFORATION
Ida Ayu Rina Pratiwi Pudja
PA-4
J
SOYBEAN
(Glycine
max (L)
MERRILL)
in
plantaTRANSFORMATION OF SUNFLOWER
ALBUMIN
GENE USINGA gro b a ct erium tumefo c i e ns
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Wayan Suberataand I Putu SuparthanaPA-8
4 HOW TO USg AND TREAT THE LAND ACCORDING TO VEDIC KNOWLEDGE AND AUTHORITY
Wayan Suena
PA-l1
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POST HARVEST
MANAGEMENT
OF
GLADIOL
(Gladiolushybridus) AS CUT FLOWER Made Ria Defiani
PA-15
6 CTTNOUOSOMES OBSERVATION ON CULTIVARS OF BTASSiCA
napusL.
tvtade Pharmawati, A.A. Gde Indraningrat, Ni Nyoman Wirasiti
PA-18
7 RESPONSE OF OTT'BNTNC PANCREAS EXTRACT AND RATION SUPLEMENTED BY PROBIOTIC ON CARCASS, BLOOD SUGAR CONCENTRATION, AND BLOOD LIPID PROFILE TO BROILER
lokorda
Gede Belawa Yadnya and Anak Agung Ayu Sri TrisnadewiPA.22
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lrt"rrrtional Conference on Biosciences and Biotechnology ?ave the Way to A Better Life"ORNAMENTATION STRUCTT]RE OF FLOWER POLLEN ON
ENTHOMOPITYLI
POLLINATION
Ni Putu Adriani Astiti
adrianiastiti@yahoo. co. id
Biology Department, Faculty of Mathematic and Natural Science, Udayana University
ABSTRACT
Research has been carried pollen from many plant species
,
with the afun to find out from the wall of pollerr motphology in the interest pollination caried by insects (entomophyli) .Materiaitaken
from plants belonging-to Monoicotyledoneae and Dicotyledoneae. preparation
was done by acetolysis method and observation using light microscopy. Fro* the.esults showed that the pollen in flowers polination carried by insects (Jrtomophyli)';*"ruily
h;r"
a flat surface, abit rough
with the noise - kind of ornamentation.ornamentation
in
the iorm of spine orsculpture with a
different type for each species.
Key word: Pollen, Entomophyli, ornamentation
INTRODUCTION
Flowering is one aspect
of
plantlife.
Shape and color of the beautifirl flowers,a neat header regular interest, and the smell of fragrant
fl;";r
that invite insects to come looking for honey .Fruit and seed crops depend "on pollination results. Insects can causepollen move from one flower to another flower.
wh; th";;ii;"
is already carried by the fal,l on the stigma,it
happens pollination. Once the importance of the roleof
insects inpollination, it is interesting to note in particular flower pott"n mo.phological
structure, as
in; pollen pollination plays an important role especiaffv m
tfrr*ent
of conception. The beauty of.colors, flower shapes, as well as a specialsmell and produce honey
or nectar to attract different tlpes
of
insects, so the animals-
these animals often visit flowers and pollinating accidentally (Arnet and Braunga rt, tgtlo).Important
role
as
a
pollinator insects and p--ollen types are shown variationsassociated with the visited flower. Some insects are irelpful iir'pollination are bees, flies,
wasps, butterflies and beetles (Bhojwani and Bhatnag ar,'r9r7g1-.'
Pollen produced by terrestrial plants is the
prlvii"g"
oi
d".r"lopment resistance
of
exterior walls. The outerwall
is eksin that contain*u*
* ,"; H;i-;fa"*-J.irrr,
helps the wax layer scattering. Pollination interest carriea by insects, the pollen surface ornamentation spine and there are carved images to assist in tire scattering (Kapp, 1969).MATERIALS
ANDMETIIODS
The samples taken were from the groug Monocotyledoneae
and Dicotyledoneae, respectively - each five species' The group of
monocotyLaor*"
is Lilium longiflorurn,lladiolus
sp, Amaryllis sp, sp Arachnis an-d vanda rp,*irrr"
*"0
of dicotyledoneae iscaesalpinia pulcherrima,
crotararia
sp,
sesiania
groidiltoro pers,
Hibiscas
rosasinensis
and
Nymphaeasp.
preparationwas
dine
uv
acetolysis - rrr"rrroa (Soerodikoesoemo, 1 983).
Pollen taken from anthers collected in a test tube (vial), which is already filled with glacial acetic acid, then
left for
24 hours. Then transfrerred'into a centrifuge tube, andcentrifugation performed. The liquid was removed and replaced with glacial acetic acid
with
concentrated sulfuric acid with the ratio9:
l.Heatingin
a water bath from room temperature to boiling.
After
boiling heating was stoppeiand settlingfor
15 minutes. Subsequently conducted centrifuge, thenthe liquid
*u*
,*rred
and replaced withdistilled water. observation
wittr
tigtrtmicroscope, wasstill
dark when6r"r"rri"g
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lnternational Conference on Biosciences and Biotechnology "Pave the way to A Better Life"carried out using glacial acetic acid 2 cc of sodium Chlorates 2-3 drops 2-3' drops of HCI' and then centrifugation. Furthermore, the liquid removed and the sediments were washed
with
distilled water 2-3 times,with
each iaundering conducted centrifuge again. Lastdistilled water was ,eptac"O
with
glycerinjelly
that has been heated and mixed withsafranin dyes.Further observation with light microscope' For the identification carried out:
- Mesurement
of
polar axis, and Equatorial' -Determining of index P/E-Determine lhe type of pollen (by Erdtman,1952)' -View pollen ornamentation on the walls'
photo shoot done using olympus brand camera
c
35A,
100 ASA Kodak film.RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
From 10 species observed were obtained the foltowing results:
'
rabe'
il1:1";H,:l;,r'fi
ffil:ITfl
i:f:i;fi
'"0*
l r Alaaislatq I r, ,.ii 2 Amuryllis V !.: ULt4alusifr@n :
' ,:il 4 Vanddsp
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ii*itpi"iopuru,*l.d 7r.731 l.E0l 6t't910.t65 l'Mt 0'013
.#.lrt tsro,, c+!st0.165 l : i- :r i
E7.531r.413 ?4.E9t0.s65 rrq19!,
fi:
l=1ffiI
33.rt11.5t 30.336i0.707
6
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E
E
l0cmiii;oq.. ' 23Jt!1J22 re'iC 1r'r2: j t'2t10'016 , "';- --r ' r; 1
'
i.iiiiii""aU-o Pd 30.s1!t'113 27'4elt'4t' r'1f,!0'007
;,1 Nlmphaaq ",' -' rs';r1i.lr3 3r.92it'713-" l'12!0'017
-"' ''''riiiiiJ*iii'n*a" ',, ,ii ; ' :' .';'' tf- jr
E2.40!t.sr7 t2'40i1'400 l'00t0'000
Figure t.
O*urn"
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'
Gladiolussp'O:yl!::,t::::
Arachnis and yanda sp, Ciesalpinia pulcherrima, Crotalqria sp, Sesbania grandiflora
Pers, Hibiscus rosasinensis and Nymphaea sp'
Tabel 2. Pollen description of species
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Lilium longiflorum
Vanda sp.
Arachnis sp.
C ae s alp inia pu I ch errima
Crotalaria sp.
S e s b ania grandifl o ra P ers
Nymphaea sp.
Hibiscus rosasinensis
Kolpus a rather long and coiled, type subprolata,
rough surface is full of warts (verucate)
Kolpus lengthwise on a polar axis, ellipse, type
subprolata, ornamentation in the form of a small
spine and short on the surface
Kolpus lengthwise on a polar axis, ellipse, type
subprolata, ornamentation in the form of a small
spine - small and short on the surface
Kolpus polar axis elongates, tpe prolata sferoidal, rough surface is full of warts (verucate)
rotnded shape, ob)ate type sfen)dd - prdata
sferoidal, ornamentation is not clear
Having a third aperture and three porous, rough
surface with warts (verucate), tlpe prolata sferoidal.
Surface uneven, notched with three kolpus, type
subprolata
rough surface is full of warts (verucate), has three
kolpus, type prolata sferoidal
uneven surfaces, kolpus rather long, sferoidal prolata type, ornamentation is not clear
ornamentation in the form of a long spine on the surface (echinate), oblate type sferoidal - prolata
sferoidal.
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general, pollenof
flowers pollination carried by insects (entomophyli) has anuneven surface, a bit rough, with exquisite omamentation such as spines, warts and the presence
of
sculptures-
sculpture such as nets. Typeof
individual-
each a different species, although includedin
the
samefamily,
suchas
Crotalaria
sp,
Sesbaniagrandiflora Pers and Caesalpinia pulcherima, although all three are included in each type
of
the Leguminosae familyis
different because each typeof
index P/
E is
different. Likewise with Vanda sp and sp Arachnis which both belong to the family Orchidaceae, also different types. But Gladiolus sp, sp and Lilium longiflofum Amaryllis sp, all three including the order Liliales (Pudjoarianto and Budi Rahayu, 1977)have the same typeof
pollen that is subprolata. Accordingly Index P/
E is to determine the type of pollen fromeach
-
each species.In
Summary,Pollen
on
flower
pollination doneby
insects(entomophyli)
has
the
structure:Uneven
surfaces.Slightly rough
surface .r /ithornamentation
in
the formof
spine, the curve,warts and sculpturein
the formof
a net.Type of each type differs depending on the index P / E.
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