Despite its high economic importance, little is known about rose genetics, genome structure,
and the function of rose genes. Reasons for this lack of information are polyploidy in most …

The international floriculture industry is expected to become bigger in the near future, owing
to the continuous increase in the demand for ornamental plants. To facilitate the demand …

Since ancient times, roses have graced homes and gardens as an ornamental plant. Roses
are used for many different ornamental purposes as cut flower, garden plant, and pot plant …

Roses (Rosa spp.) are one of the most important flower crops in the world and have an
economic value in ornamental, pharmaceutical and cosmetic trade. Significant progress has …

A new protocol for plant regeneration via protocorm-like bodies (PLBs) induced from
rhizoids that developed from leaf explants of Rosa spp.(R. canina L., R. multiflora var …

At the Department Plant Genetics and Breeding (CLO-DvP), both cut and garden roses have
been bred since the sixties. Until now, more than 90 cultivars have been released. Since the …

The genus Rosa comprises hundreds of species and thousands of cultivars. Roses are,
undoubtedly, one of the most economically important and favorite ornamental plants …

Advances in cell fusion technology have propelled breeding into the realm of somatic
hybridization, enabling the transfer of genetic material independent of sexual reproduction …

This study was conducted to investigate the in vitro influence of ethylene on shoot branching
and leaf yellowing in the rose cultivar Tineke by using different compounds that regulate …

To optimize indirect regeneration (IR) and direct regeneration (DR) in Rosa hybrida cv.
Apollo different explant types and different concentrations of plant growth regulators were …