Effect of LITHOVIT and Nano-Titanium Additives in Rooting Stag Amelioration of Plant Date Palm (type Khalas) by Tissue Culture Field

The current work aims to integrate LITHOVIT with nano-titanium to enhance the date palm tissue culture micro-propagation technique.Titanium (Ti) significantly impacts plants biologically. At low concentrations, Ti is beneficial, but at large ones, it is harmful.To feed explants with a medium at different stages of tissue culture propagation of the Khalas Date palm variety (Phoenix dactylifera) (L.), buds explants were inoculated on MS medium + 0.1 mg/l of (IAA) + varying levels of LITHOVIT (organic fertiliser) and Nano-Titanium Dioxide (nano fertiliser).Morphological statistics reveal that the addition of LITHOVIT (0.75 g/l) has the highest significant number with Nano-Titanium Dioxide (2 ppm) in the (leaf length, leaf number/explant, root number/explant, and root length). On the other hand, chemical statistical analyses show that LITHOVIT (0.75 g/l) and Nano-Titanium Dioxide (2 ppm) are significant for total sugar and Indols. Still, LITHOVIT (1 g/l) without Nano-Titanium Dioxide has the highest significant number for total phenols.

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Journal of Plant Production
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2024-12-28
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https://doi.org/10.21608/jpp.2024.315542.1375
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Plant tissue culture and regeneration
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Effect of LITHOVIT and Nano-Titanium Additives in Rooting Stag Amelioration of Plant Date Palm (type Khalas) by Tissue Culture Field

Mostafa M. A. Khater, M. Mohamed, Lobna Mansour, A. M. Mohamed
Journal of Plant Production
Plant tissue culture and regeneration
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Effect of LITHOVIT and Nano-Titanium Additives in Rooting Stag Amelioration of Plant Date Palm (type Khalas) by Tissue Culture Field

Mostafa M. A. Khater, M. Mohamed, Lobna Mansour, A. M. Mohamed
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The current work aims to integrate LITHOVIT with nano-titanium to enhance the date palm tissue culture micro-propagation technique.Titanium (Ti) significantly impacts plants biologically. At low concentrations, Ti is beneficial, but at large ones, it is harmful.To feed explants with a medium at different stages of tissue culture propagation of the Khalas Date palm variety (Phoenix dactylifera) (L.), buds explants were inoculated on MS medium + 0.1 mg/l of (IAA) + varying levels of LITHOVIT (organic fertiliser) and Nano-Titanium Dioxide (nano fertiliser).Morphological statistics reveal that the addition of LITHOVIT (0.75 g/l) has the highest significant number with Nano-Titanium Dioxide (2 ppm) in the (leaf length, leaf number/explant, root number/explant, and root length). On the other hand, chemical statistical analyses show that LITHOVIT (0.75 g/l) and Nano-Titanium Dioxide (2 ppm) are significant for total sugar and Indols. Still, LITHOVIT (1 g/l) without Nano-Titanium Dioxide has the highest significant number for total phenols.

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Cairo University (EG), Agricultural Genetic Engineering Research Institute (EG), Central Laboratory For Agricultural Expert Systems (EG), Central Laboratory for Agricultural Climate (EG)
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Plant tissue culture and regeneration
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Effect of LITHOVIT and Nano-Titanium Additives in Rooting Stag Amelioration of Plant Date Palm (type Khalas) by Tissue Culture Field — Mostafa M. A. Khater, M. Mohamed, et al. · Journal of Plant Production (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS