ArticleScientific reports2026
Optimization of direct organogenesis from immature inflorescence explants of coconut (Cocos nucifera L.).
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The mass propagation of elite, high-yielding coconut palms is a primary objective of many coconut improvement programs, as it enables the clonal multiplication of disease-resistant genotypes with superior productivity and other valuable agronomic traits. The present study aimed to establish a protocol for direct organogenesis from immature inflorescences, bypassing an intermediary callus phase, to minimize the risk of somaclonal variation among regenerated plantlets. Immature inflorescences were collected from 25-30-year-old West Coast Tall palms. Those with an outer spathe length of 2-12 cm were selected, and rachillae segments 1.0 mm long were excised and cultivated under dark conditions on three culture initiation media (WPM, Y3, and MS) containing various plant growth regulator combinations. After eight months of culture, WPM supplemented with 5 mg L⁻
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