Paper · 2016 · Journal of Zankoy Sulaimani - Part A

Direct In Vitro Regeneration of Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty) from Apical and Lateral Buds

Rafail Toma; Yousif Tamer

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Abstract

Benaty fig plant was successfully propagated by tissue culture technique and areproducible and reliable micropropagation protocol was developed through thisinvestigation. At initiation stage, healthy aseptic cultures from lateral and terminal budexplants of about 85% were achieved when the explants were treated with 0.15% HgCl 2for 7 minutes. A combined solution of ascorbic acid and citric acid (100 and 150 mgl -1 )was successfully used to overcome the problem of phenolic compounds exudation fromthe explants into the culture media. At shoot multiplication stage, the addition of 2.0 mgl -1 from both BA and kinetin gave the highest number of shoots per explant estimated at2.66 and 3.33 shoots/ explant respectively. As well as, activated charcoal promotedshoots multiplication in all multiplication parameters. The highest number of shoots perexplants (5 shoots/ explant) was obtained on MS medium containing 4.0 gl -1 AC. At rootformation stage, the interaction treatment of full MS salt strength with the use of 0.25mgl -1 NAA gave the highest rooting percentage reaching 87.5%. The highest number ofroots (18.5 roots/ explant) was recorded as well from the combined treatment of full MSsalt strength with the use of 0.25 mgl -1 NAA. While the longest roots (6.66 cm) wererecorded from the interaction treatment of half salt strength and 0.50 mgl -1 IBA. Theaddition of activated charcoal to the rooting culture medium decreased the rootingpercentage from 87.5% at control treatment to 50% and 62.5% when 2.0 and 4.0 gl -1 ACwere respectively added. The in vitro propagated fig plantlets were gradually moved in asuccessful way from lab to field conditions with 95% survival rate.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Mercuric chloride treatment yielded about 85% healthy aseptic bud cultures.

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Material
Benatyt0
Organ / stage
lateral and terminal budexplantse0
Treatment
0.15% HgCl 2for 7 minutese0
Outcome
healthy aseptic culturese0
Value
about 85%e0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“healthy aseptic cultures from lateral and terminal budexplants of about 85% were achieved when the explants were treated with 0.15% HgCl 2for 7 minutes”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Ascorbic and citric acid overcame explant phenolic exudation.

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Treatment
A combined solution of ascorbic acid and citric acid (100 and 150 mgl -1 )e0
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phenolic compounds exudatione0
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overcomee0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“A combined solution of ascorbic acid and citric acid (100 and 150 mgl -1 )was successfully used to overcome the problem of phenolic compounds exudation fromthe explants into the culture media”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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BA at 2.0 mgl -1 produced 2.66 shoots per explant.

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2.0 mgl -1 from both BA and kinetine0
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number of shoots per explante0
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higheste0
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2.66e0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“the addition of 2.0 mgl -1 from both BA and kinetin gave the highest number of shoots per explant estimated at2.66 and 3.33 shoots/ explant respectively”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Kinetin at 2.0 mgl -1 produced 3.33 shoots per explant.

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2.0 mgl -1 from both BA and kinetine0
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number of shoots per explante0
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higheste0
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3.33 shoots/ explante0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“the addition of 2.0 mgl -1 from both BA and kinetin gave the highest number of shoots per explant estimated at2.66 and 3.33 shoots/ explant respectively”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Activated charcoal promoted shoot multiplication parameters.

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activated charcoale0
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shoots multiplicatione0
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promotede0

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“activated charcoal promotedshoots multiplication in all multiplication parameters”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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MS medium with 4.0 gl -1 AC gave five shoots per explant.

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MS medium containing 4.0 gl -1 ACe0
Outcome
number of shoots perexplantse0
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higheste0
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5 shoots/ explante0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“The highest number of shoots perexplants (5 shoots/ explant) was obtained on MS medium containing 4.0 gl -1 AC”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Full-strength MS with NAA yielded 87.5% rooting.

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full MS salt strength with the use of 0.25mgl -1 NAAe0
Outcome
rooting percentagee0
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higheste0
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87.5%e0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“full MS salt strength with the use of 0.25mgl -1 NAA gave the highest rooting percentage reaching 87.5%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Full-strength MS with NAA yielded 18.5 roots per explant.

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Treatment
full MSsalt strength with the use of 0.25 mgl -1 NAAe0
Outcome
number ofrootse0
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higheste0
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18.5 roots/ explante0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“The highest number ofroots (18.5 roots/ explant) was recorded as well from the combined treatment of full MSsalt strength with the use of 0.25 mgl -1 NAA”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Half-strength salts with IBA yielded 6.66 cm roots.

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Treatment
half salt strength and 0.50 mgl -1 IBAe0
Outcome
rootse0
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longeste0
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6.66 cme0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“the longest roots (6.66 cm) wererecorded from the interaction treatment of half salt strength and 0.50 mgl -1 IBA”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Activated charcoal at 2.0 gl -1 lowered rooting to 50% from 87.5% control.

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2.0 and 4.0 gl -1 ACe0
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rootingpercentagee0
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decreasede0
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50%e0
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control treatmente0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“activated charcoal to the rooting culture medium decreased the rootingpercentage from 87.5% at control treatment to 50% and 62.5% when 2.0 and 4.0 gl -1 ACwere respectively added”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Activated charcoal at 4.0 gl -1 lowered rooting to 62.5% from 87.5% control.

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2.0 and 4.0 gl -1 ACe0
Outcome
rootingpercentagee0
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decreasede0
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62.5%e0
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control treatmente0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“activated charcoal to the rooting culture medium decreased the rootingpercentage from 87.5% at control treatment to 50% and 62.5% when 2.0 and 4.0 gl -1 ACwere respectively added”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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In vitro fig plantlets survived transfer to field at 95%.

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survival ratee0
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95%e0
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field conditionse0

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“Fig (Ficus carica L. CV. Benaty)”

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“The in vitro propagated fig plantlets were gradually moved in asuccessful way from lab to field conditions with 95% survival rate”

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