ArticleBiotechnology reports (Amsterdam, Netherlands)2020
Effects of light, sucrose concentration and repetitive subculture on callus growth and medically important production in
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Abstract
objectiveThis research aimed at the discovering the effects of light, sucrose concentration and repetitive subculture on the growth of
methodsThe second and third leaves of young
resultsAmong the 12 conditions tested for the prolonged 6-week culture, the 2-5 % sucrose treatments under light and 3-5 % sucrose treatments under dark exhibited the highest dry weight. For repetitive subculture, the highest wet and dry weights were identically detected under both light and dark conditions after the second repetitive subculture. A total of 19 metabolites was identified by GC/MS, with major compounds being taraxasterol, monoplex D, 2-methoxy-4-vinylphenol, and palmitic acid.
conclusionLight, sucrose concentration, and repetitive subculture all significantly impacted the growth and metabolic profiles of
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