ArticlePlant methods2025
Novel cultivation techniques for water lily (Nymphaea micrantha Guill. & Perr) production based on in vitro technology.
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Abstract
Water lily (Nymphaea micrantha Guill. & Perr) is an aquatic plant that is well known for its nutritional value and medicinal uses. The lack of adequate information regarding propagation and farming techniques has led to the low utilization of this valuable plant. To address the knowledge gap in the use of water lily rhizomes as explants in tissue culture, in this study, the processes of sterilization, induction, proliferation, and rooting in water lily tissue culture are examined. Laboratory experiments were conducted to determine the best methods, materials, and concentrations to develop an ideal method for producing water lily plants. Disinfection with 75% C
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