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Research Paper

High-frequency regeneration via multiple shoot induction of an elite recalcitrant cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L. cv Narashima) by using embryo apex

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Article: e22763 | Received 06 Oct 2012, Accepted 02 Nov 2012, Published online: 06 Dec 2012

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Figure 1. Sequential procedure for the isolation of embryo apex (A–F).

Figure 1. Sequential procedure for the isolation of embryo apex (A–F).

Figure 2. Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) plant regeneration by organogenesis from embryo apex segments. (A) Embryo apex explants from 2-d-old seedlings on multiple shoot induction medium. (B) Two days later, embryo apex explant turned into green. (C) Swelled proximal end. (D) Multiple shoot buds. (E–I) Adventitious shoot buds and leafy structures arising from the central region and sides of the swelled proximal end of the embryo apex. (J–L) Multiple shoot bunches and their elongation.

Figure 2. Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) plant regeneration by organogenesis from embryo apex segments. (A) Embryo apex explants from 2-d-old seedlings on multiple shoot induction medium. (B) Two days later, embryo apex explant turned into green. (C) Swelled proximal end. (D) Multiple shoot buds. (E–I) Adventitious shoot buds and leafy structures arising from the central region and sides of the swelled proximal end of the embryo apex. (J–L) Multiple shoot bunches and their elongation.

Table 1. The effect of BAP and KIN phytohormones in the induction of multiple shoot induction in cotton

Table 2. Auxin effect on in vitro root induction and growth of cotton roots

Figure 3. Root development of elongated plantlets and acclimatization. (A) Root hardening on liquid media. (B) Shoot and root elongated plantlet. (C–E) Acclimatization in greenhouse.

Figure 3. Root development of elongated plantlets and acclimatization. (A) Root hardening on liquid media. (B) Shoot and root elongated plantlet. (C–E) Acclimatization in greenhouse.