Measurement of Somaclonal Variation in Begonia

Bouman, H.; Kuijpers, Anne-Marie; Klerk, G.J.M. de

doi:10.17660/actahortic.1995.420.26

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“…Turions were selected, then washed and incubated in tap water for several hours to remove dust and some bacteria on the surface. All turions were then disinfected with the common practice of tissue culture process (Bouman et al 1995; Martin et al 2003; Rout et al 2006). Here 0.1% of mercuric chloride was used for several minutes in the disinfection process, followed by the rinsing procedure in sterile distilled water five times.…”

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Fragment Propagation and Colonization Ability Enhanced and Varied at Node Level after Escaping from Apical Dominance in Submerged Macrophytes

Jiang

Zhou

et al. 2009

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Aquatic plants develop strong fragment propagation and colonization ability to endure the natural disturbances. However, detailed research of ability to endure the natural disturbances has been lacking to date. Therefore, reproduction (shoot) and colonization (root) of shoot fragments of Potamogeton crispus L. with or without apices were investigated for the effect of apical dominance, and the growth of decapitated shoot fragments at three lengths (2, 4, 6 cm) was compared. Meanwhile, fragment propagation at levels of bud position was studied for bud position effect after escaping from apical dominance. The results showed significant increases occurred in the outgrowth of lateral branches on fragments decapitated compared with the fragments with apices, implying that apical dominance exists. Different lengths of fragments showed little difference in biomass allocations, but significant differences were noted in their propagation. Meanwhile, the effect of bud position was verified, due to the significant difference of average reproduction per node among the three length groups. Thus, the present study has made progress in the current understanding of aquatic plant dispersion among natural systems and contributes to improve methods of in vitro propagation for re-implantation purposes.

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Fragment Propagation and Colonization Ability Enhanced and Varied at Node Level after Escaping from Apical Dominance in Submerged Macrophytes

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“…Camille. Generally the duration of callus culture is a factor contributing somaclonal variation induction and ratio [54,55]. Shen et al [30] found that the duration of callus culture had no effect on somaclonal variation rates of cv.…”

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In Vitro Micropropagation of the Ornamental Plant Dieffenbachia-A Review

Elsheikh¹,

Daffalla²,

Khalfala³

2013

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Ornamental industry has applied immensely in vitro propagation approach for large-scale plant multiplication at very high rates of elite superior varieties. As a result, hundreds of plant tissue culture laboratories have come up worldwide. Dieffenbachia species are popular foliage potted plants used in interiorescapes of homes, offices, and malls throughout the world. Most of Dieffenbachia species are now propagated by tissue culture for better utilize of species and expedite plant improvement. This review paper summarizes valuable literature on in vitro techniques including type of explants used, media optimized, ways of propagation and improvement through 45 years of research on Dieffenbachia spp. Which were provide basis for future studies such as genetic transformation for breeding aims, develop new cultivars, develop disease-resistant plants and overcome the environmental obstacles. There is a need for more application of the plant tissue culture techniques on Dieffenbachia to investigate the responses of different cultivars and explants to variable culture media.

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Somaclonal Variation and Genetic Molecular Markers in Woody Plants

Fourre

2000

Molecular Biology of Woody Plants

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Measurement of Somaclonal Variation in Begonia

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Fragment Propagation and Colonization Ability Enhanced and Varied at Node Level after Escaping from Apical Dominance in Submerged Macrophytes

Fragment Propagation and Colonization Ability Enhanced and Varied at Node Level after Escaping from Apical Dominance in Submerged Macrophytes

In Vitro Micropropagation of the Ornamental Plant Dieffenbachia-A Review

Somaclonal Variation and Genetic Molecular Markers in Woody Plants

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