Leaf transcriptomic signatures for somatic embryogenesis ... - Springer
Commercial oil palm tissue culture laboratories in Malaysia use leaf explants as the initial tissue type for somatic embryogenesis due to its abundance and easy accessibility. One of the bottlenecks in the current somatic embryogenesis process remains the low average embryogenesis rates of 3¨C6% from leaf explants (Kushairi et al. 2010 ; Gomes et al. 2017 ).
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Progress in Tissue Culture and Genetic Transformation of Oil Palm: An
Oil palm ( Elaeis guineensis, Jacq.) is a prominent vegetable-oil-yielding crop. Cultivating high-yielding oil palm with improved traits is a pre-requisite to meet the increasing demands of palm oil consumption. However, tissue culture and biotechnological approaches can resolve these concerns. Over the past three decades, significant research
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Oil Palm - ScienceDirect
In Cameroon where palm oil provides about 90% of edible oil needs, the government has set up a development plan aimed at increasing current palm oil production through massive plantings. However, these efforts may seriously be compromised by Fusarium wilt disease, which is the main threat to the development of palm plantations in Africa ( Ntsomboh-Ntsefong et al., 2012 , Ngando-Ebongue et al
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(PDF) Development of simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers for oil palm
The SSR markers were found suitable for genome analysis and DNA fngerprinting of oil palm tissue culture clones. Eleven of the 12 SSR markers exhibited expected Mendelian segregation ratios when
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Plant Tissue Culture - FGV Agri Services (FGVAS)
FGV Holdings Berhad involvement in tissue culture began in 1980s and since 2010, the FGV Innovation Centre (FGVIC) has successfully produced 1.0 million tissue cultured oil palm ramets annually. In addition to oil palm tissue culture planting materials, FGVIC has also actively produced banana ramets to accommodate the varied needs of customers.
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Tissue Culture and Genetic Engineering of Oil Palm
This chapter discusses the work and progress made mainly by Malaysian Palm Oil Board (MPOB) on their tissue culture and genetic engineering efforts on oil palm. Transgenic oil palms are being produced for niche market, such as the oleochemical industry, lubrication, and nutraceuticals. Previouschapter in book.
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(PDF) Progress in Tissue Culture and Genetic Transformation of Oil Palm
Cultivating high-yielding oil palm with improved traits is a pre-requisite to meet the increasing demands of palm oil consumption. However, tissue culture and biotechnological approaches can
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Oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) tissue culture ESTs: Identifying
The use of tissue culture was predicted to improve oil production and this was later confirmed by significant increases in yield (up to 30%) compared to commercial Dura ¡Á Pisifera (D ¡Á P) seedlings in large-scale field trials [5,6]. Oil palm tissue culture is predominantly initiated from young leaves in callus induction media.
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Tissue Culture of Oil Palm: Finding the Balance Between Mass
The development of an efficient oil palm micropropagation protocol is needed to keep up with the increasing demand for palm oil in a sustainable way. Mass production of selected, high-yielding palms by tissue culture could raise yields on existing plantations, reducing the need for further expansion of the cultivated area, which is often associated with negative environmental impacts.
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Progress in Tissue Culture and Genetic Transformation of Oil Palm: An
Oil palm ( Elaeis guineensis, Jacq.) is a prominent vegetable-oil-yielding crop. Cultivating high-yielding oil palm with improved traits is a pre-requisite to meet the increasing demands of palm oil consumption. However, tissue culture and biotechnological approaches can resolve these concerns. Over the past three decades, significant research
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Tissue Culture of Oil Palm: Finding the Balance Between Mass
All challenges involved in oil palm tissue culture as described in this paper are thus inherently linked to each other, accumulating in the occurrence of the mantled phenotype, the final reason oil palm tissue culture is not widely implemented. An overview of the challenges and how they are connected is shown in Figure 5.
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An Overview of Oil Palm Cultivation via Tissue Culture Technique
3. Problems in oil palm tissue culture. The oil palm clones are frequently generated via indirect somatic embryogenesis, in which the plantlets were produced from the growth of callus and differentiate into somatic embryos. The process is usually induced from seeds, hence, making seed propagation most common for oil palm somatic embryogenesis.
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An Overview of Oil Palm Cultivation via Tissue Culture Technique
Plant tissue cult ure is a technique used to propagat e plants in vitro (in t est tube) under ste rile conditions, o f ten t o produ ce clone s of a plant. During th e last thr ee. decades, plant
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Tissue Culture of Oil Palm: Finding the Balance Between Mass
Currently, an average yield of 3.13 tons of palm oil ha?1 yr?1 is achieved1, which is far below the potential yield of 10¨C11 tons ha?1 yr?1 estimated by Breure (2003). Oil palm
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Progress in Tissue Culture and Genetic Transformation of Oil Palm: An
The two ma jor difficulties c oncerned with the genetic transformation of oil palm are (1) the method. of tissue culture and (2) the selection and regeneration of transgenic plants [56]. Somatic
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Oil Palm - ScienceDirect
In Cameroon where palm oil provides about 90% of edible oil needs, the government has set up a development plan aimed at increasing current palm oil production through massive plantings. However, these efforts may seriously be compromised by Fusarium wilt disease, which is the main threat to the development of palm plantations in Africa ( Ntsomboh-Ntsefong et al., 2012 , Ngando-Ebongue et al
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Tissue Culture of Oil Palm: Finding the Balance Between Mass
The development of an efficient oil palm micropropagation protocol is needed to keep up with the increasing demand for palm oil in a sustainable way. Mass production of selected, high-yielding palms by tissue culture could raise yields on existing plantations, reducing the need for further expansion of the cultivated area, which is often associated with negative environmental impacts.
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Oil Palm ( Elaeis guineensis Jacquin) - Springer
The process of oil palm tissue culture can be divided into different stages. Callus is initiated from the explant, followed by embryogenesis, shoot and root regeneration, hardening of ramets for nursery, and field evaluation. The regeneration process through oil palm tissue culture takes 2¨C4 years, depending on the genotype.
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Oil palm (Elaeis guineensisJacq.) tissue culture ESTs: Identifying
Background Oil palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) is one of the most important oil bearing crops in the world. However, genetic improvement of oil palm through conventional breeding is extremely slow and costly, as the breeding cycle can take up to 10 years. This has brought about interest in vegetative propagation of oil palm. Since the introduction of oil palm tissue culture in the 1970s, clonal
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