Protocol suitability for in vitro culture of ‘Xingu’ blackberry (Rubus sp.)
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https://doi.org/10.20873/jbb.uft.cemaf.v8n2.schiehlKeywords:
tissue culture, cytokinin, auxinAbstract
In vitro production of blackberry seedlings makes it possible to obtain seedlings quickly and healthy. The objective of this research was to optimize a micropropagation protocol of the 'Xingu' blackberry, defining the most efficient BAP concentration for multiplication, the best gelling agent and to verify the need for IBA in ex vitro rooting and survival during acclimatization. BAP concentrations (0, 2.5, 5, 7.5 and 10 µM) were evaluated by 3 subcultures. The gelling agents evaluated were Gelrite® (2 g L-1), Vetec® brand agar (7 g L-1) and liquid medium. Rooting of shoots, treated with IBA concentrations (0; 2.5; 4.9 and 9,8mM), was performed ex vitro in a nebulization chamber. There was an increase in the amount of shoots formed with increasing BAP concentration, up to 5.0 µM. Agar was the gelling agent that generated higher quality explants and less hyperhydricity. Rooting and survival rates of ex vitro explants were 100% in all evaluated treatments. The blackberry cv. Xingu can be micropropagated in MS culture medium plus 5 µM BAP and solidified with agar (7 g L-1) and rooting can be performed ex vitro during acclimatization without the need for auxins.
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