Genetic diversity assessment and biotechnological aspects in Aristolochia spp.

Nath, Shreya; Ghosh, Nilabja; Ansari, Tauhid Alam; Mundhra, Avinash; Patil, Mukundraj V.; Mane, Abhijit Bhagwan; Gopalakrishnan, Abilash Valsala; Rahman, Md. Habibur; Kumar, Manoj; Radha, .; Ghorai, Mimosa; Paul, Subhabrata; Dey, Abhijit

doi:10.1007/s00253-022-12152-1

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“…As a result, a high-performance liquid chro ma tography (HPLC) study of the plant extracts revealed that the content of aristolochic acid in roots in vitro was higher than in plants grown in the natural field. This confirms the key role of polyamines together with phytohormones in increasing the concentration of aristolochic acid (Nath et al 2022).…”

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Microclonal propagation of the species from the genus Aristolochia: a review

Nakonechnaya,

Volkonskaya

2023

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Plants of the genus Aristolochia L. are included in the pharmacopoeias of different countries because they have a high potential as anti-inflammatory, bactericidal, wound healing agents, and antidotes and their spheres (fields) of medical application are diverse. Due to the depletion of natural populations, the renewal of the species by biotechnological methods has become relevant. In vitro reproduction or clonal micropropagation enables the researchers to massively duplicate plants with a definite genotype throughout the year. This review provides important information available today on the in vitro propagation methods and further successful regeneration for valuable plants from the genus Aristolochia. The generalized information is necessary to create a breeding technology for each of the species of the genus, which will save valuable medicinal resources.

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Microclonal propagation of the species from the genus Aristolochia: a review

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2023

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“…Larvae that fed on heat-treated plants demonstrated enhanced growth and efficient food conversion. Furthermore, as asserted by S. Nath et al (2022), some Aristolochia L. species are economically important due to the presence of secondary metabolites and wide usage in traditional and modern medicine. Consequently, most recent studies focused on genetic and biotechnological aspects, with little emphasis on the ecological features of these lianas.…”

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2023

Ukr. j. for. wood sci.

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The examination of plant resistance to drought is becoming increasingly relevant due to global warming. All species of the genus Aristolochia L. possess high decorative qualities and play an important role in natural ecosystems. However, under conditions of temperature imbalance, their ornamental value may decrease due to leaf turgor loss and even leaf shedding. The purpose of the paper is to highlight the results of studies on the drought resistance assessment of Aristolochia L. plant species to identify the most promising taxa suitable for cultivation in the city of Kyiv. The study was conducted in 2022 on three species of vines: Aristolochia macrophylla Lam., A. tomentosa Sims., A. manshuriensis Kom., which grow in the M.M. Gryshko National Botanical Garden (Kyiv). The study presented results on leaf hydration parameters, water deficit, water-holding capacity of leaves, electrical conductivity, and specific leaf area conducted in the Plant Physiology and

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A Review of the Diet of the Variegated Squirrel, Echinosciurus variegatoides, with the Addition of a New Plant Species

Mora,

López

2024

Caribbean Journal of Science

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Genetic diversity assessment and biotechnological aspects in Aristolochia spp.

Cited by 5 publications

References 78 publications

Microclonal propagation of the species from the genus Aristolochia: a review

Microclonal propagation of the species from the genus Aristolochia: a review

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A Review of the Diet of the Variegated Squirrel, Echinosciurus variegatoides, with the Addition of a New Plant Species

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