Emerging axillary shoots of Aloe vera (Indian Aloe) produced new plants and roots simultaneously when cultured in MS medium supplemented with BAP 1.5 mg l-1. Each explant produced on average 14 shoots and roots simultaneously within 8 weeks. Explant multiplication could be continued even after a year by transferring each divided shoot explant to the same medium. Regenerated plantlets could be successfully transferred to the soil where they grew well within 4-6 weeks with 83% survival
Aloe vera L. is an important pharmaceutical plant from which several medicinal and cosmetic compound...
ABSTRACT Objective: Micropropagation and elicitation studies of Aloe vera Methods: Standardisation ...
Aloe vera Linn. is an essential medicinal plant. In this present research work, a protocol of i...
The study of micro propagation in Aloe vera and the investigation of developed a dependable protocol...
Aloe vera has valuable medicinal properties and is commercially used inpharmaceutical, cosmetic and ...
Non bitter vegetable type Aloe vera (IC333202) is an elite medicinal plant grown in different parts ...
Aloe vera syn barbadensis Mill. is an important medicinal plant and used world wide in drug and cosm...
This study was aimed to develop in vitro micropropagation protocol of Aloe trichosantha Berger using...
Aloe vera Linn., plant belongs to Liliaceae family, is a plant originated in the warm, dry climates ...
A method for rapid and highly effective plant micropropagation from vegetative meristems was establi...
Aloe vera L. is a medicinal plant. Regeneration of A. vera in nature (in vivo) is too slow and insuf...
Aloe vera [Aloe vera (L.) Burm. f.] is considered a valuable medicinal plant worldwide due to its re...
Aloe vera is an important medicinal plant species belonging to the family Liliaceae.The gel of Aloe ...
This study aimed at developing a suitable and reproducible protocol for in vitro micropropagation of...
An efficient micropropagation method has been developed using shoot tip explants in Aloe vera L. The...
Aloe vera L. is an important pharmaceutical plant from which several medicinal and cosmetic compound...
ABSTRACT Objective: Micropropagation and elicitation studies of Aloe vera Methods: Standardisation ...
Aloe vera Linn. is an essential medicinal plant. In this present research work, a protocol of i...
The study of micro propagation in Aloe vera and the investigation of developed a dependable protocol...
Aloe vera has valuable medicinal properties and is commercially used inpharmaceutical, cosmetic and ...
Non bitter vegetable type Aloe vera (IC333202) is an elite medicinal plant grown in different parts ...
Aloe vera syn barbadensis Mill. is an important medicinal plant and used world wide in drug and cosm...
This study was aimed to develop in vitro micropropagation protocol of Aloe trichosantha Berger using...
Aloe vera Linn., plant belongs to Liliaceae family, is a plant originated in the warm, dry climates ...
A method for rapid and highly effective plant micropropagation from vegetative meristems was establi...
Aloe vera L. is a medicinal plant. Regeneration of A. vera in nature (in vivo) is too slow and insuf...
Aloe vera [Aloe vera (L.) Burm. f.] is considered a valuable medicinal plant worldwide due to its re...
Aloe vera is an important medicinal plant species belonging to the family Liliaceae.The gel of Aloe ...
This study aimed at developing a suitable and reproducible protocol for in vitro micropropagation of...
An efficient micropropagation method has been developed using shoot tip explants in Aloe vera L. The...
Aloe vera L. is an important pharmaceutical plant from which several medicinal and cosmetic compound...
ABSTRACT Objective: Micropropagation and elicitation studies of Aloe vera Methods: Standardisation ...
Aloe vera Linn. is an essential medicinal plant. In this present research work, a protocol of i...