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IN VITRO PROLIFERATION OF OLEA EUROPAEA L.: PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF EXPLANT ORIENTATION AND SIZE

Article number

1083_78

Pages

585 – 588

Language

English

Abstract

Micropropagation represents an efficient tool for mass propagation of economically important woody plants and its application is proposed also for olive.
Nevertheless, some limits could prevent a large diffusion of this technique due to the strong influence of the genotype on the proliferation levels or the marked apical dominance, besides the high cost of zeatin, the most effective growth regulator at stimulating the in vitro olive shoot proliferation.
In order to attempt the reduction of the use of expensive nutritive components, the effects of two types of explants (uninodal and binodal) and their orientation (vertical and horizontal) were investigated on the proliferation rate of the cultivar Moraiolo.

Publication

VIII International Symposium on In Vitro Culture and Horticultural Breeding

Authors

M. Micheli, T. Gardi

Keywords

explant orientation, multiplication rate, nodes, olive, zeatin

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2015.1083.78

Online Articles (79)

1. FUTURE PERSPECTIVES OF IN VITRO CULTURE AND PLANT BREEDING

K. Kuligowska | H. Lütken | J.N. Hegelund | R. Müller

2. PLANT PATHOGEN ERADICATION BY CRYOTHERAPY OF SHOOT TIPS: DEVELOPMENT, ACHIEVEMENTS AND PROSPECTIVE

Z.-H. Cui | B.-Q. Li | W.-L. Bi | J.-W. Li | Q.-C. Wang

3. PLANT ABIOTIC STRESS TOLERANCE ANALYSIS IN CAULIFLOWER USING A CURD MICROPROPAGATION SYSTEM

H.Z. Rihan | M. Al-Issawi | M. Al-Shamari | M. Elmahrouk | M.P. Fuller

4. EFFICIENT PLANT REGENERATION VIA SHOOT ORGANOGENESIS FROM EXPLANTS OF IN VITRO SEEDLINGS OF A RECALCITRANT WOODY SPECIES OF TEAK (TECTONA GRANDIS L.F.)

M. Akram | F. Aftab

5. IN VITRO ESTABLISHMENT OF TISSUES FROM SELECTED TREES OF GOMORTEGA KEULE

D. Muñoz-Concha | C. Baltierra

6. MICROPROPAGATION OF CALENDULA OFFICINALIS AND LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA FOR GENOTOXICITY AND ANTIGENOTOXICITY STUDIES

A. Santos | I. Gaivão | F. Leal

7. EFFECTS OF CARBOHYDRATE SOURCES AND BAP CONCENTRATIONS ON IN VITRO MORPHOGENESIS OF FOUR ROSE GENOTYPES

8. IMPACT OF IMMATURE FRUIT SIZE AND GENOTYPE ON DIRECT CAULLOGENESIS IN MONOEMBRYONIC-SEED MANGO

A.A. Abul-Soad | G.S. Markhand | N. Solangi

9. CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL CHANGES IN THE ENVIRONMENT OF PINUS RADIATE EMBRYOGENIC TISSUE ALONG INITIATION STAGE: IMPLICATIONS IN THE SOMATIC PLANTLET DEVELOPMENT

O. García-Mendiguren | T. Goicoa | M.D. Ugarte | I.A. Montalbán | P. Moncaleán

10. REGENERATION OF CALLUS AND SHOOTS FROM THE OVULES AND OVARIES OF CHRYSANTHEMUM IN VITRO

N. Miler | P. Muszczyk

11. EARLY IN VITRO DEVELOPMENT OF ISOLATED MICROSPORES OF FOUR SICILIAN OLIVE CULTIVARS

12. CALLUS AND PLANTLETS PRODUCED FROM IN VITRO CULTURE OF ANTHERS OF ACTINIDIA CHINENSIS

J.-H. Wu

13. OVULE CULTURE AND EMBRYO RESCUE FACILITATE INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDISATION IN BLUEBERRY (VACCINIUM SPP.)

14. THE PRODUCTION OF TRANSGENIC CARROT PLANTS RESISTANT TO HERBICIDE BASTA

T. Sidorova | D. Miroshnichenko | S. Dolgov | G. Tjukavin

15. MUTATION INDUCTION OF ANTHURIUM ANDREANUM USING GAMMA RADIATION

P. Suraninpong | S. Wuthisuthimethavee

16. EFFECTS OF ELICITORS ON IN VITRO CULTURES OF SAUROPUS ANDROGYNOUS (SWEET SHOOT) FOR SUSTAINABLE METABOLITE PRODUCTION AND ANTIOXIDANT CAPACITY IMPROVEMENT

S.L. Wee | W.S.P. Yap | P.G. Alderson | T.J. Khoo

17. IN VITRO PROPAGATION AND ROOTING OF PEAR CULTIVARS

J. Sedlák | F. Paprstein

18. CONTRIBUTION TO THE PRODUCTION SCHEME OF LOCAL CERTIFIED PROPAGATING MATERIAL OF ALMOND: IN VITRO SANITATION AND MICROPROPAGATION

L. Chalak | E. Choueiri

19. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF ORIGANUM SYRIACUM AND ORIGANUM EHRENBERGII

M. El Beyrouthy | G. Elian | C. Abou Jaoudeh | L. Chalak

20. CALLUS INDUCTION AND PLANT REGENERATION IN ECHINOCACTUS PLATYACANTHUS

M.E. Pedraza-Santos | L. Cruz-Mora | N. Gutiérrez-Rangel | N. Lárraga-Sánchez

21. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF BARKERIA SHOEMAKER HALB.

E. Paniagua-Jasso | M.E. Pedraza-Santos | N. Gutiérrez-Rangel | L.M. Tapia-Vargas

22. IN VITRO GERMINATION AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ZANTEDESCHIA AETHIOPICA CALLUS

23. MICROPROPAGATION AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF ZINGIBER SPECTABILE CALLUS

24. SUCROSE CONCENTRATIONS ON IN VITRO GROWTH OF TILLANDSIA GEMINIFLORA BRONGN. (BROMELIACEAE) PLANTLETS

A.C.R. Pinto | M.E.S.P. Demattê | D.M.M. Santos | J.C. Barbosa | S.A. Creste

25. BAGY2 RETROTRANSPOSON VARIATIONS IN BARLEY CALLI CULTURES AND REGENERATED PLANTLETS

S. Yilmaz | N. Gozukirmizi

26. ANALYSIS OF THE HORMONAL MANIPULATION DURING IN VITRO INDUCTION OF ADVENTITIOUS ROOTS IN CASTANEA SATIVA

E. Varas | P. Covelo | N. Vidal | C. Sánchez

27. COMPARISON OF TEMPORARY AND CONTINUOUS IMMERSION SYSTEMS FOR MICROPROPAGATION OF AXILLARY SHOOTS OF CHESTNUT AND WILLOW

28. EXOGENOUS POLYAMINES AND ETHYLENE ON AECHMEA DISTICHANTHA L. (BROMELIACEAE) MICROPROPAGATION

A.R. Tavares | S. Kanashiro | G.P.P. Lima

29. EFFECT OF PHOSPHORUS ON IN VITRO GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF BROMELIAD AECHMEA BLANCHETIANA

A.R. Tavares | S. Kanashiro | R.C.S. Ribeiro | A.N. Gonçalves | T. Jocys

30. IN VITRO SEED GERMINATION AND SEEDLINGS DEVELOPMENT OF WSYNGONANTHUS ELEGANS AND SYNGONANTHUS ELEGANTULUS

R.G. Pêgo | P.D.O. Paiva | R. Paiva

31. IN VITRO ESTABLISHMENT OF SYNGONANTHUS PAEPALOPHYLLUS IN DIFFERENT CULTURE MEDIA

R.G. Pêgo | P.D.O. Paiva | R. Paiva

32. SANITATION OF FRUIT TREE CULTIVARS FOR THE SYSTEM OF CERTIFICATION OF PLANTING MATERIAL IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

33. MICROPROPAGATION OF CZECH APPLE CULTIVARS

F. Paprstein | J. Sedlák

34. SPORE-DERIVED IN VITRO CULTURES FROM HERBARIUM SPECIMENS OF CAPE VERDE FERNS

I.R. Moura | M.C. Simões-Costa | M.J. Silva | M.C. Duarte

35. IN VITRO CULTURE OF SPORES FROM WOODWARDIA FIMBRIATA SMITH

M.C. Simões-Costa | I.R. Moura | M.J. Silva | M.C. Duarte

36. NEW STRATEGIES FOR IN VITRO ROOTING AND PLANTLET ACCLIMATIZATION OF THE ‘PARADOX’ (JUGLANS REGIA × JUGLANS HINDSII) ROOTSTOCK

A. Peixe | P. Alpendre | J. Barroso | R. Carlos | M.G. Soto

37. A ONE-STEP PROCEDURE FOR IN VITRO MICROPROPAGATION OF STEVIA (STEVIA REBAUDIANA BERTONI)A ONE-STEP PROCEDURE FOR IN VITRO MICROPROPAGATION OF STEVIA (STEVIA REBAUDIANA BERTONI)

A. Peixe | J. Calado | R. Carlos

38. MICROPROPAGATION OF QUERCUS ROBUR: EXPLANT SOURCES AND CULTURAL CONDITIONS AFFECT IN VITRO RESPONSES DIFFERENTLY

E. Gatti | E. Sgarbi

39. THE INFLUENCE OF CYTOKININ AND AUXIN TYPES AND THEIR CONCENTRATION ON THE PROLIFERATION AND ROOTING OF VIBURNUM TRELEASEI SEEDLING EXPLANTS

M.J. Pereira | T. Eleutério | J.M. Canhoto

40. FACTORS AFFECTING IN VITRO PROPAGATION AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF COMPOUNDS IN HYPTIS MARRUBIOIDES EPL., A THREATENED MEDICINAL PLANT

41. EVALUATION OF TEMPORARY IMMERSION SYSTEM FOR IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF STEVIA REBAUDIANA BERTONI

E. Sacco | C. Mascarello | M. Pamato | V. Musso | B. Ruffoni

42. IN VITRO REGENERATION OF ANNATTO (BIXA ORELLANA L.) PLANTLETS FROM NODAL AND INTERNODAL ADULT STEM SEGMENTS

43. IN VITRO GERMINATION OF BASIL SEEDS

J.M.Q. Luz | S.A. Asmar | T.P. Morais | E.C. Araruna | M. Pasqual

44. MICROPROPAGATION OF MATURE PLATANUS × HISPANICA TREES BY AXILLARY SHOOT PROLIFERATION

45. STUDY ON CONVERSION OF ENCAPSULATED VITRO-DERIVED PROPAGULES OF ‘C35’ CITRANGE [C. SINENSIS (L.) OSB. × P. TRIFOLIATE (L.) RAF.]

F.G. Casales | B. Chiancone | M.A. Germanà | M. Micheli

46. EX VITRO MYCORRHIZATION OF VITRO-DERIVED PLANTLETS OF ‘CARRIZO’ CITRANGE [C. SINENSIS (L.) OSB. × P. TRIFOLIATA (L.) RAF.]

47. EFFECT OF CULTURE MEDIUM AND 6-BENZYLADENINE CONCENTRATION ON THE MICROPROPAGATION OF VITIS LABRUSCA × VITIS ROTUNDIFOLIA HYBRIDS

V. Reinhart | L.A. Biasi

48. MICROPROPAGATION OF GREENBERRY (RUBUS ERYTHROCLADOS)

P.M.C. Bueno | L.A. Biasi

49. THE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF NANO-SILVER ON ELIMINATION OF BACTERIAL CONTAMINATIONS AND PHENOLIC EXUDATION OF ROSE (ROSA HYBRIDA L.) IN VITRO CULTURE

S. Shokri | A. Babaei | M. Ahmadian | M.M. Arab | S. Hessami

50. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT CYTOKININS AND ACTIVATED CHARCOAL FOR THE SHOOT MULTIPLICATION IN VITIS VINIFERA L. ‘THOMPSON SEEDLESS’

M.F. Khalilsaraie | N.T. Meti | G.S. Karibasappa

51. INFLUENCE OF SUCROSE CONCENTRATION ON PHOTOSYNTHETIC PERFORMANCE OF GUZMANIA ‘HILDA’ IN VITRO

R. Lembrechts | V. Verdoodt | M.P. De Proft | J. Ceusters

52. DEVELOPMENT OF PROTOCOLS FOR MICROPROPAGATION OF ELITE GENOTYPE FORAGE ALLOGAMOUS LEGUME SPECIES

53. FIRST REPORT OF COHNIELLA CEPULA (ORCHIDACEAE) IN VITRO FLOWERING

L.L. Carneiro | D. Mota-Silva | S.T. Sibov

54. POLYAMINE LEVELS, ARGININE AND ORNITHINE DECARBOXYLASE ACTIVITY IN EMBRYOGENIC CULTURES OF ARAUCARIA ANGUSTIFOLIA (BERT.) O. KUNTZE

L.F. de Oliveira | A.F. Macedo | A.L.W. dos Santos | E.I.S. Floh

55. DEVELOPING REGENERATION SYSTEM FOR CRYOPRESERVATION IN SUGARCANE (SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM L.)

K. Distabanjong | C. Distabanjong | S.-W. Jang

56. IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF MATURATION AND CONVERSION OF TAMARILLO SOMATIC EMBRYOS

N. Mano | S. Correia | J.M. Canhoto

57. INFLUENCE OF LED-ILLUMINATION TO THE REGENERATION POTENTIAL OF SOMATIC EMBRYOS OF VITIS VINIFERA ‘CHARDONNAY’ – PRELIMINARY STUDIES

S. Tittmann | M.T. Börner | M. Harst | E. Bleser

58. MAINTENANCE OF SOMATIC EMBRYOS AND CELL LINES FROM FLORAL PARTS OF PUNICA GRANATUM L. ‘GANESH’

M.F. Khalilsaraie | N.T. Meti | G.S. Karibasappa

59. PRELIMINARY EXPERIENCE WITH PROTOPLAST CULTURE OF ALLIUM URSINUM

M. Greplová | H. Polzerová | J. Ptácek | J. Domkárová

60. β-CAROTENE AND CHLOROPHYLL LEVELS IN CULTIVARS AND BREEDING LINES OF LETTUCE

61. CALLUS-MEDIATED PLANT REGENERATION FROM VARIEGATED LEAVES PRODUCED BY MUTAGEN-TREATED TOMATO MERISTEM LEAF PRIMORDIA

Y. Matsuda | T. Nonomura | H. Toyoda

62. CRYOPRESERVATION AND OPTIMIZATION OF IN VITRO GERMINATION OF HANDROANTHUS SERRATIFOLIUS

63. CALLUS-MEDIATED PLANT REGENERATION FROM MORPHOLOGICALLY CHANGED PETALS PRODUCED BY MUTAGEN-TREATED APICAL ROSE BUDS

H. Toyoda | T. Nonomura | Y. Matsuda

64. REMOVAL OF LEAFROLL VIRUSES FROM INFECTED GRAPEVINE PLANTS BY DROPLET VITRIFICATION

65. IN VITRO CONSERVATION OF PATCHOULI GENOTYPES

M.F. Arrigoni-Blank | A.V. Santos | F.F. Tavares | A.F. Blank

66. EFFECT OF LOAD SOLUTION AND GROWTH MEDIA ON CRYOPRESERVATION BY DROPLET VITRIFICATION OF HANCORNIA SPECIOSE SHOOT TIPS

67. PHOTOMORPHOGENESIS BY LED LIGHTING ON POTATO AND BRAZILIAN GINSENG FOR MEDIUM-TERM IN VITRO CONSERVATION

T.C.L.A. Luz | L.D. Cardoso | R.B.N. Alves | K. Matsumoto

68. EFFECT OF OSMOTIC REGULATORS ON IN VITRO CONSERVATION OF BRAZILIAN GINSENG, POTATO AND CASSAVA GERMPLASMS

T.C.L.A. Luz | L.D. Cardoso | R.B.N. Alves | K. Matsumoto

69. BUPLEURUM SPP. IN CENTRAL PORTUGAL: IN VITRO PROPAGATION AND SECRETORY DUCTS

P. Correia | J.M. Canhoto | M. Zuzarte | L. Salgueiro

70. GAMMA IRRADIATION INDUCES NEO-ORGANOGENESIS IN A ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS CALLUS LINE SELECTED FOR SECONDARY METABOLITES PRODUCTION

71. NEW CLONES OF CASSAVA (MANIHOT ESCULENTA CRANTZ) WITH LOW CYANOGENIC POTENTIAL FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION IN NATURA

S.P. Carvalho | J.N.D. Caetano | I.S. Pereira

72. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF ‘FRANGIPANI’

M. Airò | G. Giardina | A. Giovino

73. MICROPROPAGATION PROTOCOL OF A THREATENED SPECIES: CISTUS CRISPUS L.

M. Airò | G. Farruggia | G. Giardina | A. Giovino

74. EFFECTS OF PHOTOMIXOTROPHIC CONDITIONS AND TYPE OF CULTURE VESSEL CLOSURE ON ANACARDIUM OTHONIANUM RIZZ. GROWN IN VITRO

K.C. de Assis | F.G. Silva | F.D. Pereira | S.C. Vasconcelos-Filho | C.C. de Menezes

75. INFLUENCE OF SILVER THIOSULFATE ETHYLENE INHIBITOR ON IN VITRO GROWTH OF VASCONCELLEA QUERCIFOLIA SHOOTS

76. IN VITRO MICROPROPAGATION OF CG41 APPLE ROOTSTOCK

A. Castillo | D. Cabrera | P. Rodríguez | R. Zoppolo | T. Robinson

77. EFFECT OF KINETIN ON THE ELONGATION OF ADVENTITIOUS SHOOTS REGENERATED IN VITRO FROM LIGULATE FLORETS IN CHRYSANTHEMUM × GRANDIFLORUM RAMAT. KITAM.

M. Jerzy | M. Zalewska | A. Tymoszuk

78. IN VITRO PROLIFERATION OF OLEA EUROPAEA L.: PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS ON THE EFFECT OF EXPLANT ORIENTATION AND SIZE

M. Micheli | T. Gardi

79. USE OF ANTIVIRALS FOR CARLAVIRUS ELIMINATION IN ALLIUM SATIVUM L.

M. Kudelková | J. Cechová | E. Ondrusiková | M. Baránek