[PDF] Top 20 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIFFERENT GROWTH REGULATORS FOR EFFICIENT PLANT REGENERATION IN GRAPES

... another study, the presence of IAA or NAA in the media promoted shoot length even in the presence of BAP and NAA was more effective in pro- moting shoot length of accession ...other study of grape esta- ... See full document

... 6 different concentration of plant growth ...this study were one Petri dish containing 25 ...of plant growth regulator was determined by the following 6 ... See full document

... and plant hormone regulators (PGRs) on the mass propagation of Lilium using tTCL explants were studied ...previously(4). Plant growth regulators are the most effective factors in tissue ... See full document

... present study, an efficient regeneration method for native orange ( Citrus reticulata ) was developed through in vitro culture ...resistant plant because pathogen can’t reach to the seed level ... See full document

... of plant secondary metabolites by in vitro culture is one of the most challenging and thrilling field of recent scientific ...present study an efficient protocol for callogenesis was developed by ... See full document

... the plant using tissue culture technique is hoped to reduce the time for growth under normal cultivation and to produce in a large quantity from a small source of ...this study were derived from ... See full document

... and regeneration method was developed using dif- ferent plant growth regulators (PGRs), and basal media (Murashige and Skoog (MS), CHU (N6) and Gamborg (B5) media) of Citrus sinensis ...using ... See full document

... An efficient regeneration protocol for Phyllanthus niruri was developed using nodal explants on MS medium augmented with different concentrations and combinations of plant growth ... See full document

... present study was aimed to establish a protocol for multiple shoot induction via the culture of cotyledonary nodes of Clitoria ternatea ...with different concentrations of Benzyl adenine (BA) and Kinetin ... See full document

... present study showed higher CIF on MS medium containing 3 mg/L 2,4-D for all wetland rice varieties, however, for Bario rice, the CIF exhibited very low compared to other studied rice ...Various plant ... See full document

... to different crop species (Harish et ...in different agro climatic zones to meet the demands (Mandel and Sheeja, ...and plant breeding application (Cho et ...with efficient tool to link ... See full document

... The effect of different tomato cultivars and differ- ent PGRs concentrations on shoot regeneration from aseptically grown hypocotyls and cotyledons showed significant variation in both the genotype and PGRs. A large ... See full document

... better growth and development of mother ...Regional Plant Resource Centre, BBSR in January 2015 and washed thoroughly under running tap water for 10- 15 ... See full document

... NAA. Martin (2004) reported that Auxins or its combination with cytokinins can induce organogenesis [27]. However, Manoir et al. (1985) found that the best combinations of auxins and cytokinin can lead to rapid clonal ... See full document

... only. Among the three polyamines, only putrescine seems to be effective in alleviating the water stress-induced harmful effects on the number and length of adventitious roots. However, n[r] ... See full document

... controls plant growth, development, morphogenesis, metabolism and chlorophyll content in plant cell, tis- sue and organ cultures (Dou et ...shoot regeneration, fresh weight, and secondary ... See full document

... Reduction in StL was influenced by the type of PGRs and application rate. In agreement with the work of White (1991), Adjust (CCC) was found to be the least effective in shortening the length of stem. This response was ... See full document

... various growth regulators at 30, 60 and 80 DAS. Various growth regulators sprays differentially affected days to taken to floral initiation, 50% flowering, 50% fruiting; first fruit maturity ... See full document

... The sterilized explants were inoculated on Mu- rashige and Skoog (1962; MS) medium supple- mented with 8 g/l agar (w/v), 30 g/l sucrose and 0.5, 1, 1.5 and 2 mg/l 2,4-dichlorophenoxy ace- tic acid (2,4-D), 0.5, 1, 1.5 ... See full document

... lowest plant populations in his study, no yield response to mepiquat chloride would have been observed if the growing season had been long enough for all the bolls set to mature and ... See full document