Effects of complex organic extracts on plantlet regeneration from PLBs and plantlet growth in the Doritaenopsis orchid

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Potato extract (PE), corn extract (CE) and papaya extract (PAE) significantly enhanced plantlet regeneration from PLBs (protocorm-like bodies) when 50 mL L-1 of an extract was supplemented to the New Phalaenopsis (NP) medium containing sucrose. Among the treatments, CE 50 mL L-1 induced the highest rate (66.63%) of plantlet regeneration from PLBs. Organic extracts of potato, corn and papaya at 50-100 mL L-1 in NP medium also enhanced the subsequent growth of mini-plantlets. However, a higher level (200 mL L-1) of extract in the medium inhibited the growth of the plantlets. Among these extracts, PE at 100 mL L-1 showed the optimum effect on the acceleration of shoot growth while CE at the same concentration was optimum for root growth.

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Rahman, A. R. M. M., Islam, M. O., Prodhan, A. K. M. A. U. D., & Ichihashi, S. (2004). Effects of complex organic extracts on plantlet regeneration from PLBs and plantlet growth in the Doritaenopsis orchid. Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly, 38(1), 55–59. https://doi.org/10.6090/jarq.38.55

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