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The Effect of Growth-regulating Substances and Light on Olive Callus Growth in vitro
Year:
1969
Source of publication :
Journal of Experimental Botany
Authors :
Lavee, Shimon
;
.
Volume :
20
Co-Authors:

Glenda Messer

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From page:
604
To page:
614
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Total pages:
11
)
Abstract:

In vitro olive callus cultures were established; auxin was not obligatory for the early development of the callus. However, after a number of subcultures, both an auxin and a cytokinin were needed for growth. IAA was the most efficient auxin in inducing growth, although 2,4-D was also very active. Very short periods of red-light illumination were sufficient to effect greening of the tissue. A particularly high ratio of chlorophyll b/a was found under all light conditions tested. All light treatments stimulating chlorophyll synthesis caused a reduction in growth after four subcultures.

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Callus
growth regulation
growth regulators
light
Olea europaea (internal keyword)
olive
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.1093/jxb/20.3.604
Article number:
0
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Publication Type:
article
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Language:
English
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ID:
46592
Last updated date:
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The Effect of Growth-regulating Substances and Light on Olive Callus Growth in vitro
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Glenda Messer

The Effect of Growth-regulating Substances and Light on Olive Callus Growth in vitro

In vitro olive callus cultures were established; auxin was not obligatory for the early development of the callus. However, after a number of subcultures, both an auxin and a cytokinin were needed for growth. IAA was the most efficient auxin in inducing growth, although 2,4-D was also very active. Very short periods of red-light illumination were sufficient to effect greening of the tissue. A particularly high ratio of chlorophyll b/a was found under all light conditions tested. All light treatments stimulating chlorophyll synthesis caused a reduction in growth after four subcultures.

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