Physiology, Growth and Development of Plants in Culture 1994
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-0790-7_6
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The effect of plant density and macronutrient nutrition on Iris shoot cultures

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“…The problem of low survival of micropropagated plants, when they were transferred into ex vitro conditions, was observed for many other plant species, such as Delphinium sp. (Pryce et al 1993) or Notocactus magnificus (Medeiros et al 2006). It is probably due to nonfunctional stomata, weak root system and poorly developed cuticules in the cultured plants (Estrada-Luna et al 2001;Isutsa 2004).…”
Section: Acclimatization Of Plantlets Ex Vitromentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The problem of low survival of micropropagated plants, when they were transferred into ex vitro conditions, was observed for many other plant species, such as Delphinium sp. (Pryce et al 1993) or Notocactus magnificus (Medeiros et al 2006). It is probably due to nonfunctional stomata, weak root system and poorly developed cuticules in the cultured plants (Estrada-Luna et al 2001;Isutsa 2004).…”
Section: Acclimatization Of Plantlets Ex Vitromentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All data were viewed as repeated measurements on genetically uniform material and analyzed by the methods described in Pryce et al (1993).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was thqught to be an important reason for the relatively low losses due to accidental bacterial contamination of such plant species. It was also discovered that adjusting the initial pH of media to 3.5 had no negative effect on the growth rate of Delphinium shoot cultures which do not reduce the medium pH and which suffer severe losses due to accidental bacterial contamination (Leifert et al 1992b;Pryce et al 1993). As a result of these investigations it appeared to be feasible to use artificial acidification of the growth medium as a method for prevention of accidental bacterial contamination.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Ακηζεέηςξ, ζηζξ πνμενπυιεκεξ απυ θφθθα ηαθθζένβεζεξ παναηδνήεδηε ζπεηζηά ζδιακηζηά εεηζηή ζοζπέηζζδ ιυκμ ιεηαλφ ηςκ ζοβηεκηνχζεςκ K ηαζ Mg (r 2 =0.848). Υνδζζιμπμζχκηαξ δζαημζιδηζηά είδδ θοηχκ, υπςξ ημ Iris, μζ Pryce et al (1994) έδεζλακ υηζ μζ αολδιέκεξ ζοβηεκηνχζεζξ K ηαζ P ζπεηίγμκηακ εεηζηά ηαζ ζδιακηζηά ιε ηδκ in vitro ακάπηολδ ηςκ ηαθθζενβεζχκ. ε ζφβηνζζδ ιε ηα θοηά ζλμφ ηαζ ημοξ λεκζζηέξ ημοξ, μζ ηαθθζένβεζεξ ηάθςκ ακαιέκεηαζ κα πανμοζζάζμοκ ιεβαθφηενδ δναζηδνζυηδηα ηοηηανζηήξ δζαίνεζδξ ηαζ ακηζβναθήξ DNA.…”
Section: βηνδνθηκέο κεκβξαληθνύ δπλακηθνύ θπηηάξσλunclassified