Figures & data
Table 1. Response of explants of C. roseus cultivars infected with Agrobacterium rhizogenes strains A4 and AR15834 after different co-cultured period.
Figure 1. Morphology of induced hairy roots. (A and B) Induction of hairy root on the wounded site of explants after the 30th day of culture in half-strength B5 semi-solid medium; (C, D and E) the selected hairy root lines; (F, G and H) growth of the LP10 hairy roots line after the 14th, 29th and 32nd days of culture in half-strength B5 liquid medium, respectively.
![Figure 1. Morphology of induced hairy roots. (A and B) Induction of hairy root on the wounded site of explants after the 30th day of culture in half-strength B5 semi-solid medium; (C, D and E) the selected hairy root lines; (F, G and H) growth of the LP10 hairy roots line after the 14th, 29th and 32nd days of culture in half-strength B5 liquid medium, respectively.](/cms/asset/c5fd2382-3d16-475d-95d3-de1f77f1ebd6/iphb_a_1140213_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 2. Variation of growth index in selected hairy root lines after 20 d of culture in half-strength B5 liquid medium.
Figure 2. PCR amplification of rolB gene in hairy root lines of C. roseus. Lane M, molecular weight marker (1000 bp ladder); lane 1, DNA from non-transformed roots; lane 2, DNA from the plasmid A4 (positive control (1); lane 3, DNA from the plasmid 15834 (positive control (2); lane 4, DNA from HR line L54; lane 5, DNA from HR line LP21; lane 6, DNA from HR line LP10.
![Figure 2. PCR amplification of rolB gene in hairy root lines of C. roseus. Lane M, molecular weight marker (1000 bp ladder); lane 1, DNA from non-transformed roots; lane 2, DNA from the plasmid A4 (positive control (1); lane 3, DNA from the plasmid 15834 (positive control (2); lane 4, DNA from HR line L54; lane 5, DNA from HR line LP21; lane 6, DNA from HR line LP10.](/cms/asset/433df66e-ab97-4344-bc28-3a4e4b6572a0/iphb_a_1140213_f0002_b.jpg)
Figure 4. Evolution of the catharanthine accumulation in the three selected hairy root lines of C. roseus.
![Figure 4. Evolution of the catharanthine accumulation in the three selected hairy root lines of C. roseus.](/cms/asset/cb08f5fc-bffb-48fb-9c66-a6a035fc5ef0/iphb_a_1140213_f0004_c.jpg)
Figure 6. LCMS/MS of the alkaloids of methanolic extract of Catharanthus roseus roots. (A and B) Single ion chromatogram (SIC) of catharanthine [M + H]+parent ion (m/z = 143.50–144.50 + 172.50–173.50) and ajmalicine [M + H]+parent ion (m/z = 143.50–144.50 + 177.50–178.50 + 209.50–210.50 + 221.50–222.50), respectively. (C and D) MS spectrum of catharanthine and ajmalicine, respectively. (E and F) MS2 spectrum of catharanthine and ajmalicine, respectively.
![Figure 6. LCMS/MS of the alkaloids of methanolic extract of Catharanthus roseus roots. (A and B) Single ion chromatogram (SIC) of catharanthine [M + H]+parent ion (m/z = 143.50–144.50 + 172.50–173.50) and ajmalicine [M + H]+parent ion (m/z = 143.50–144.50 + 177.50–178.50 + 209.50–210.50 + 221.50–222.50), respectively. (C and D) MS spectrum of catharanthine and ajmalicine, respectively. (E and F) MS2 spectrum of catharanthine and ajmalicine, respectively.](/cms/asset/4b2f9d74-ee24-4e32-b16e-1619cf3c5149/iphb_a_1140213_f0006_b.jpg)
Table 3. Relationship between biomass growth and alkaloids accumulation of the three selected lines in C. roseus.