2018
DOI: 10.1063/1.5062817
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Induction and characterization of autotetraploid Mas Jambe Banana using oryzalin treatment

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“…Induced tetraploid Moringa plants show morphological characteristics that are typical of tetraploid and are different from diploid plants, which among others have lower stomatal density but larger stomata size. These characters are in accordance with the results of tetraploid induction experiments on water spinach (Rahmi et al 2019), teak (Ridwan et al 2018), bananas (Poerba et al 2014(Poerba et al , 2017(Poerba et al , 2018(Poerba et al , 2019a(Poerba et al , 2019b. These properties could be used to identify polyploid plants in many plants when flow cytometers are not available, for example in cotton plants (Wongpiasatid et al 2005), some plants of the Orchidaceae such as the orchid Dendrobium, Epidendrum, Odontioda, and Phalaenopsis (Miguel and Leonhardt 2011), cactus (Tel-Zur et al 2011), Phlox drummondii (Tiwari and Mishra 2012), and cayenne pepper plants (Pliankong et al 2017).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
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“…Induced tetraploid Moringa plants show morphological characteristics that are typical of tetraploid and are different from diploid plants, which among others have lower stomatal density but larger stomata size. These characters are in accordance with the results of tetraploid induction experiments on water spinach (Rahmi et al 2019), teak (Ridwan et al 2018), bananas (Poerba et al 2014(Poerba et al , 2017(Poerba et al , 2018(Poerba et al , 2019a(Poerba et al , 2019b. These properties could be used to identify polyploid plants in many plants when flow cytometers are not available, for example in cotton plants (Wongpiasatid et al 2005), some plants of the Orchidaceae such as the orchid Dendrobium, Epidendrum, Odontioda, and Phalaenopsis (Miguel and Leonhardt 2011), cactus (Tel-Zur et al 2011), Phlox drummondii (Tiwari and Mishra 2012), and cayenne pepper plants (Pliankong et al 2017).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…Tetraploid Moringa plants obtained showed a larger leaf size than diploid plants. The size of the vegetative part of polyploid plants which is larger than diploid origin has been shown in various plants, including Swainsona formosa (Zulkarnain 2004), crape myrtle flowers (Ye et al 2010), bananas (Poerba et al 2014(Poerba et al , 2017(Poerba et al ,2018(Poerba et al , 2019a(Poerba et al , 2019b, pear (Wang et al 2015), daylily (Podwyszynska et al 2015 and teak seedlings (Ridwan et al 2018). For this reason, the tetraploid induction in Moringa is intended to increase biomass which ultimately increases its productivity.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Species identification was done by cross-checking sample with images in the "Musalog" catalog of germplasm (Daniells et al 2001), Pisang-Pisang liar di Indonesia (Nasution and Yamada 2001), Katalog Pisang (Poerba et al 2016), Deskripsi Pisang (Poerba et al 2018), herbarium collection from BO, herbarium collections of the Kew Garden (https://www.kew.org/) and those reference that are cited where relevant to particular species.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%