Effect of Nutrient Media and Phytohormones on In Vitro Establishment of Bambusa balcooa. Roxb.

H. Rahaman Khan; Sreelekha Burla; Naga Siri; P. Lavanya

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Effect of Nutrient Media and Phytohormones on In Vitro Establishment of Bambusa balcooa. Roxb.
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Effect of Nutrient Media and Phytohormones on In Vitro Establishment of Bambusa balcooa. Roxb.

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Bambusa balcooa.Roxb. is one of the most commercially important bamboo species. Some varieties of bamboo are being grown in the company’s green house. However this species is very rare and it was not cultured until now due to lack of demand and maintenance problems. In this work B. balcooa ex-plants have been established and propagated by the axillary shoot bud proliferation method. Earlier several works have been done on this plant and a protocol has been. This work emphasizes on effects of phytohormones at different concentrations and combinations upon the novel propagules that develop from the bamboo explants on placing them in multiplication media. The propagules placed in media containing cytokinins BAP (2 mg/L) and Kinetin (1 mg/L) exhibited best results of linear as well as radial growth. The other propagules in media with combinations of BAP, Kinetin and NAA were found to be dried out and did not depict noticeable growth. Comparatively next best growth pattern to the former was observed in control media that lacked phytohormones. This experiment was helpful in estimating the

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International Letters of Natural Sciences (Volume 17)

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H. Rahaman Khan, Sreelekha Burla, Naga Siri, P. Lavanya

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BAP, Kinetin, NAA, Propagules

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