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GrainGenes Reference Report: PCT-57-199

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Reference	PCT-57-199
Title	Improvement of plant regeneration from long-term cultured calluses of Taipei 309, a model rice variety in in vitro studies
Journal	Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture
Year	1999
Volume	57
Pages	199-206
Author	Yang Y Zheng Y Chen Y Jian Y
Abstract	An efficient protocol was developed for regeneration of plants from long-term cultured calluses, which originated from mature seeds of a model rice variety Taipei 309 and were maintained by subculture for at least 6 months The calluses were precultured for 4 weeks on a medium containing 8.88 micromol 6-benzyladenine, 5.37 micromol alpha-naphthaleneacetic acid and various concentrations of abscisic acid, which converted the calluses to a state more responsive to the subsequent culture conditions for plant regeneration Supplementation of 8.69 mmol proline in the preculture medium increased the growth rate of the callus masses by 50% and resulted in the regeneration of 60% more plants A more pronounced effect was observed after raising the 6-benzyladenine concentration to 55.48 micromol in the preculture medium, which promoted the development of adventitious buds on the calluses and led to the regeneration of some 30% more plants of better quality. Results indicate that manipulation of medium supplements and growth regulators leads to efficient plant regeneration in long-term callus cultures of rice.
Keyword	[ Hide all but 1 of 17 ] 2 4-d abscisic acid benzyladenine callus culture-media dosage-effects genetic variation genotype growth-rate in-vitro-culture methodology micropropagation naa oryza sativa proline regenerative-ability

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