In vitro establishment of Salvia hispanica L. plants and callus

PL Marconi, MC López, J De Meester, C Bovjin… - 2013 - notablesdelaciencia.conicet.gov.ar
PL Marconi, MC López, J De Meester, C Bovjin, MA Alvarez
2013notablesdelaciencia.conicet.gov.ar
We have optimized the culture conditions for the initiation and maintenance of Salvia
hispanica L.(Chia) plant and callus cultures. Stems section were the best explant source for
starting in vitro cultures. Both IAA and NAA, at all the concentration tested with or without the
addition of citokinines, have induced the development of adventitious roots both in darkness
as in light. In darkness, 2, 4-D (2.25| iM) has induced the development of S. hispanica
embryogenic tissues and in light promoted the initiation and establishment of green, and …
We have optimized the culture conditions for the initiation and maintenance of Salvia hispanica L. (Chia) plant and callus cultures. Stems section were the best explant source for starting in vitro cultures. Both IAA and NAA, at all the concentration tested with or without the addition of citokinines, have induced the development of adventitious roots both in darkness as in light. In darkness, 2,4-D (2.25 |iM) has induced the development of S. hispanica embryogenic tissues and in light promoted the initiation and establishment of green, and fastgrowing calli that lost their friability with time. When subcultured to MS culture media with NAA:kin (0.54 |iM:0.46 |iM) or Picloram (1.72 |iM, 3.43 |iM) as plant growth regulators, calli maintained friability for two years in culture. It was possible to detect fatty acid contení in the calli obtained but the valúes remained significant lower than those of seeds.
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