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PREPARATION OF MICROPLANTS FOR EX VITRO ESTABLISHMENT

Article number

530_32

Pages

269 – 276

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Abstract

The physiological status of tissue-cultured plants can have a tremendous impact on the subsequent survival under greenhouse conditions.
A good-looking plant is not a guarantee for success during ex vitro establishment.
Different factors determining or influencing some aspects of integral plant quality are discussed: hyperhydricity, photoautotrophy vs. mixotrophy, bushiness and multi-apexing, the evolution of stress-related enzymes, photoinhibition and photomorphogenesis.

Publication

International Symposium on Methods and Markers for Quality Assurance in Micropropagation

Authors

P.C. Debergh, N. Topoonyanont, J. Van Huylenbroeck, H. Moreira da Silva, E. Oyaert

Keywords

acclimatisation, bushiness, hyperhydricity, rooting, photomorphogenesis

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2000.530.32

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8. ANTIBIOTICS AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE ASSOCIATED WITH PLANTS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

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12. PCR INDEXING OF PHYTOPLASMA-INFECTED MICROPROPAGATED PERIWINKLE TREATED WITH PAP-II, A RIBOSOME INACTIVATING PROTEIN FROM PHYTOLACCA AMERICANA LEAVES

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17. DRIFT IN GENETIC STABILITY IN MICROPROPAGATION: THE CASE OF STRAWBERRY

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18. STABILITY OF MICROPROPAGATED PLANTS AND MINI-TUBERS OF POTATO

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20. LIGHT EFFECTS ON ORNAMENTAL MICROPLANT SHOOTS AND BULBS QUALITY

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21. INNOVATIVE MICROPROPAGATION OF TEMPERATE FRUIT TREES: THE CASE OF PEAR

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A.C. Cassells

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25. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT MEDIA AND OF A CO₂-ENRICHED ATMOSPHERE ON GROWTH OF LILAC (SYRINGA VULGARIS L.) VITROPLANTS

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33. PREPARATION OF MICROPLANTS FOR EX VITRO ESTABLISHMENT

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34. ROOTING TREATMENT AND THE EX VITRUM PERFORMANCE OF MICROPROPAGATED PLANTS

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35. HOW TO PRODUCE LILY BULBLETS IN VITRO THAT PERFORM OPTIMALLY AFTER PLANTING

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36. MYCORRHIZAL INOCULATION OF MICROPROPAGATED STRAWBERRY – CASE STUDIES ON MINERAL SOIL AND A MINED PEAT BOG

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38. POST VITRO MYCORRHIZATION AND BACTERIZATION OF MICROPROPAGATED STRAWBERRY, POTATO AND AZALEA

M. Vosatka | M. Gryndler | J. Jansa | M. Vohnik

39. IMPROVEMENT OF MICROPLANT ESTABLISHMENT THROUGH IN VITRO AND EX VITRO EXOGENOUS CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS

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40. DEVELOPMENT AND PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS OF MICROPROPAGATED STRAWBERRY PLANTS ROOTED EX VITRO AND PLANTED TO DIFFERENT SUBSTRATES

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41. MICROPROPAGATION AND MYCORRHIZATION OF ALLIUM SATIVUM

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42. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF GNOTOBIOTIC CULTURES: INVESTIGATION OF THE MYCORRHIZAL-HOST INTERACTION WITH FLAVONOIDS IN VITRO

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43. THE EFFECT OF REDUCTION OF EXUDED PHENOLIC SUBSTANCES LEVEL ON ROOTING OF OAK MICROCUTTINGS

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44. PHYSIOLOGICAL MARKERS FOR MICROPLANT SHOOT AND ROOT QUALITY

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45. QUALITY BIOMASS PRODUCTION VIA PHOTOAUTOTROPHIC MICROPROPAGATION

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46. CHARACTERIZATION OF STEM QUALITY IN RELATION TO ROOTING PROCESS IN PRUNUS– AND AMELANCHIER– CULTURES

I. Pinker

47. THE EFFECT OF LIGHT QUALITY ON REGENERATION RATE AND PLANTLET DEVELOPMENT IN TRANSGENIC PETUNIA ‘REVOLUTION’ (SURFINIA TYPE)

B. Michalczuk | L. Michalczuk

48. EFFECT OF IRRADIANCE LEVEL DURING IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF ARISTOLOCHIA MANCHURIENSIS

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49. SOMACLONAL VARIATION IN TRANSGENIC PLANTS

50. ISOLATION OF TISSUE CULTURE-INDUCED POLYMORPHISMS IN BANANAS BY REPRESENTATIONAL DIFFERENCE ANALYSIS

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51. CLONAL STABILITY, SEASONAL PERIODICITY AND TRANSGENES: THE LESSON FROM LONG-TERM MICROPROPAGATION OF TRANSGENIC AND NON-TRANSFORMED POPULUS TREMULA L. PLANTS

52. DIFFERENTIAL RAPD FINGERPRINTS IN CARROT TISSUES

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53. DNA METHYLATION AND SOMACLONAL VARIATION IN OIL PALM

A. Rival | E. Jaligot | T. Beulé | J.-L. Verdeil | J. Tregear

54. IDENTIFICATION OF CULTIVARS AND HYBRIDS IN SYRINGA AND CUCURBITA BY DNA FINGERPRINTING

M. Pfosser | H. Yemelyanava | W. Leonhardt

55. PCR-BASED MARKERS REVEAL GENETIC IDENTIY AND DIVERSITY IN SUBSET COLLECTIONS OF WILD AND CULTIVATED APPLE

B. Vornam | K. Gebhardt