Articles
JASMONIC ACID INFLUENCES ON IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF HYACINTHOIDES PAIVAE
Article number
486_49
Pages
329 – 332
Language
Abstract
Bulbs of Hyacintoides paivae S. Ortiz & Rodr.- Oubiña, an endangered and ornamental species of NW of Spain, were successfully in vitro regenerated.
The effect of jasmonic acid (JA), in a wide range of concentrations (0.0 to 10 μM), on bulb formation in tissue culture was studied. In vitro bulbing was promoted by 0.01 μM JA with or without (BA+NAA) at light or darkness.
The effect of jasmonic acid (JA), in a wide range of concentrations (0.0 to 10 μM), on bulb formation in tissue culture was studied. In vitro bulbing was promoted by 0.01 μM JA with or without (BA+NAA) at light or darkness.
Authors
M.C. Feijóo, I. Iglesias, C. Gómez
Keywords
Hyacintoides paivae, Jasmonic acid, in vitro bulbing, photoperiod
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