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SOMACLONAL VARIATION OF CALADIUM [CALADIUM BICOLOR (AIT.) VENT.] FROM IN VITRO PROPAGATION
Article number
755_47
Pages
357 – 364
Language
English
Abstract
Variations in caladium [Caladium bicolor (Ait.) Vent.] Arjarn Pramote and Suvarnabhum from in vitro micropropagation were observed.
Unexpanded leaf segments were cultured on modified Murashige and Skoog medium (MS) supplemented with 2.69 µM 1-naphthalene acetic acid (NAA) and 17.76 µM N6-benzyladenine (BA) for 4 months.
From 3 morphological groups leaf pattern, petiole and leaf colour, regenerated caladium plants were divided into 14 and 5 types for Arjarn Pramote and Suvarnabhum, respectively.
Variations were found in 13 types with multiple variants from 2-7 characters in Arjarn Pramote, while 4 types with multiple variants from 2 and 4 characters occurred in Suvarnabhum. The occurrence of variants was 66.35 and 56.00% in regenerated plants from Arjarn Pramote and Suvarnabhum, respectively.
For Arjarn Pramote, leaf color variants were observed at the highest frequency of 64.42% while leaf pattern variants and petiole variants were found at 51.92 and 22.11%, respectively.
Similarly, 35.00% leaf color variants, 34.00% leaf pattern variants and 0.00% petiole variants were found in Suvarnabhum.
Unexpanded leaf segments were cultured on modified Murashige and Skoog medium (MS) supplemented with 2.69 µM 1-naphthalene acetic acid (NAA) and 17.76 µM N6-benzyladenine (BA) for 4 months.
From 3 morphological groups leaf pattern, petiole and leaf colour, regenerated caladium plants were divided into 14 and 5 types for Arjarn Pramote and Suvarnabhum, respectively.
Variations were found in 13 types with multiple variants from 2-7 characters in Arjarn Pramote, while 4 types with multiple variants from 2 and 4 characters occurred in Suvarnabhum. The occurrence of variants was 66.35 and 56.00% in regenerated plants from Arjarn Pramote and Suvarnabhum, respectively.
For Arjarn Pramote, leaf color variants were observed at the highest frequency of 64.42% while leaf pattern variants and petiole variants were found at 51.92 and 22.11%, respectively.
Similarly, 35.00% leaf color variants, 34.00% leaf pattern variants and 0.00% petiole variants were found in Suvarnabhum.
Authors
U. Somkanea, C. Thapsithar, A. Thongpukdee
Keywords
Caladium, micropropagation, somaclonal variation, variants
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