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To establish an efficient in vitro rooting protocol for Camptotheca acuminata and enhance plantlet survival.

June 12, 2026植物学通报

Factors Affecting in vitro Rooting of Camptotheca acuminata

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Randomized trial investigates rooting efficiency in Camptotheca acuminata, suggesting optimal media and conditions for plantlet success.

To establish an efficient in vitro rooting protocol for Camptotheca acuminata and enhance plantlet survival.
Investigated effects of auxins, sucrose concentration, and basal media on in vitro rooting.
Utilized different media including IBA and varying sucrose levels to assess rooting outcomes.
Analyzed rooting performance post transfer to soil for regenerated plantlets.
Rooting frequency reached 98% with 0.5 mg·L-1 IBA, averaging 5.9 roots per shoot.
Root percentage was highest at 95% with 30 g·L-1 sucrose, yielding 5.4 roots per shoot.
Regenerated plantlets had a significantly lower root tip to leaf area ratio compared to seedlings, correlating negatively with stomatal conductance.

WANG et al. (2004) studied this question.

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June 12, 2026植物学通报

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Randomized trial investigates rooting efficiency in Camptotheca acuminata, suggesting optimal media and conditions for plantlet success.

To establish an efficient in vitro rooting protocol for Camptotheca acuminata and enhance plantlet survival.
Investigated effects of auxins, sucrose concentration, and basal media on in vitro rooting.
Utilized different media including IBA and varying sucrose levels to assess rooting outcomes.
Analyzed rooting performance post transfer to soil for regenerated plantlets.
Rooting frequency reached 98% with 0.5 mg·L-1 IBA, averaging 5.9 roots per shoot.
Root percentage was highest at 95% with 30 g·L-1 sucrose, yielding 5.4 roots per shoot.
Regenerated plantlets had a significantly lower root tip to leaf area ratio compared to seedlings, correlating negatively with stomatal conductance.

WANG et al. (2004) studied this question.

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