In vivo Acclimatization Responses of Platycodon grandiflorum For. Duplex to Different Soil Types and Environmental Factors

Physiological, Photosynthesis, Biochemical Studies in Response to Different Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density During Acclimatization of Azalea Microshoots

“…However, if the acclimatization process of microshoots is effective, their growth can increase significantly (Pospóšilová et al 1999). Knowing the best temperatures as well as light intensity needed for plant growth and development can be helpful because these parameters are an indicator for plants that can be acclimated successfully (Kwon et al 2018;Håkansson et al 2002). It was reported that light intensity has a great effect on growth parameters during ex vitro of several species (Ali et al 2005;Bantis et al 2018;Bayat et al 2018;Hogewoning et al 2010;Jayalath and van Iersel 2021;Li and Kubota 2009).…”

“…There are found a lot of factors that participated in the ornamental plant's development during in vitro and ex-vitro conditions, this factors including air condition, temperature, relative humidity, and net photosystem rate (Ahmed et al 2020;Tian et al 2014). Understanding the minimum, optimal, and to control in temperatures and light intensity can help the plants to grow faster and healthier more than changes in conditions (Kwon et al 2018), because these variables affect which plant species may be produced productively in a certain place. This understanding becomes essential for optimizing crop production and selecting suitable plant species for specific environments.…”