Effect of Using Two Different Types of Carbon Nanotubes for Blackberry (Rubus adenotrichos) in Vitro Plant Rooting, Growth and Histology

  • Flores D
  • Chacón R
  • Alvarado L
  • et al.
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See, stats, and : http:// www. researchgate. net/ publication / 276498637 Effect Nanotubes (Rubus) in , Growth ARTICLE DOI : 10 . 4236/ajps.2014.524367CITATION1DOWNLOADS6VIEWS66,INCLUDING:DoraCosta(ITCR)9SEEAvailable:DoraRetrieved:18AbstractNanoparticlesareabletointeractwithbiomolecules,creatingfunctionalnanosystemsfortrans-portationwithininvivocells,andleadingtothestudyoftheirpotentialapplicationsinthefieldofplantbiotechnology.Therefore,theaimofthisresearchwastodeterminethegrowthandrootingeffectoffunctionalized(SWCNTs-COOH)andnon-functionalizednanoparticleswithironresidueinnerparticles(SWCNTs-Fe)inblackberry(Rubusadenotrichos)invitroplants.TwotypesofSWCNTswereused,bothofthemcharacterizedinasolidsamplethroughRamanspectroscopy(λ=532nm)showingdifferencesintheGbandbetweenSWCNT+FeandSWCNT+COOH.Theinvitroplants(approximately15mmlength)wereinoculatedinarootingmedium.Sixtreatmentswereestablished:4,8,12μg/mlforeachtypeofSWCNTsandacontrolwithoutnanotubes.Theassessedvariablesconsistedoftheaveragenumberofdaysforrootemergence,averagenumberofrootsperplant,averagerootlengthperplantandtheaveragestemlength.Thisstudydeterminedthat,ingeneral,theSWCNTs-COOHpromotedthegrowthoftheinvitroplantsunderthisassay,whencomparedtotheSWCNTs-Fetrials.ThelowestSWCNTs-COOHdoseevidencedthebestresultsfortheassessedvariables.Additionally,thehistologicalanalysisalsoevidencedthattheplantstreatedwithSWCNTs-COOHnanotubes(4μg/ml)increasedtheircellularmetabolismwhencom-paredtothecontrolgroup.

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Flores, D., Chacón, R., Alvarado, L., Schmidt, A., Alvarado, C., & Chaves, J. (2014). Effect of Using Two Different Types of Carbon Nanotubes for Blackberry (Rubus adenotrichos) in Vitro Plant Rooting, Growth and Histology. American Journal of Plant Sciences, 05(24), 3510–3518. https://doi.org/10.4236/ajps.2014.524367

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