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Inheritance of Tolerance to Chilling Stress in Rice during Germination and Plumule Greening
Crop Science, 1998Rice cultivars (Oryza sativa L.) that are adapted to high altitude areas of the sub‐tropics, such as Nepal, have to germinate and rapidly synthesize chlorophyll in the emerging plumule at chilling temperatures. This study was conducted to determine, at the chilling temperature of 17°C, the heritabilities of four traits: germination, the rate of ...
B. R. Sthapit, J. R. Witcombe
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In vitro root induction in hypocotyl and plumule explants of Helianthus annuus
Environmental and Experimental Botany, 1998Abstract The present investigation evaluates the effect of the culture medium, IAA concentration, type of explant and culture period on the in vitro induction of adventitious roots in sunflower ( Helianthus annuus ). To this end, hypocotyls and plumules were cultured for 7 or 14 days on two types of media containing IAA (0.1, 0.3 or 0.9 mg l −1 ...
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Effect of plumule and radicle on somatic embryogenesis in the cultures of ginseng zygotic embryos
Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture, 1996Immature zygotic embryos of ginseng produced somatic embryos on MS medium without growth regulators. However, in the culture of mature zygotic embryos, excision of the embryo was required for somatic embryo induction. Somatic embryos formed only on excised cotyledons without an embryo axis or on excised embryos without the plumule and radicle of the ...
Yong Eui Choi, Woong Young Soh
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The Effects of Cow Dung on Plumule Emergence and Seedling Growth of Capsicum Chinense
Plant Science ArchivesCow dung is an abundant and eco-friendly resource for improving soil structure, enhancing nutrient availability and increasing water retention. The present study investigated the effects of varying concentrations of cow dung on plumule emergence and seedling growth of Capsicum chinense.
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Standardization of Nelumbo nucifera plumule and evaluation of neferine content
Plumule of Nelumbo nucifera Gaertn., a traditional Thai medicine, is primarily used for nervous disorder, insomnia, high fevers with restlessness, and cardiovascular disease. Neferine is one of the main bisbenzylisoquinoline alkaloid components in N. nucifera plumule and has been reported to possess several pharmacological properties. Standardizationopenaire +1 more source