Micropropagation of Roses (Rosa Hybr.)

Potential of Plant Growth Regulators on Modulating Rooting of <i>Rosa centifolia</i>

“…Roses are usually propagated by asexual methods like rooted cuttings or grafting [10] and seeds are used for the propagation of species and rootstock [11]. Cuttings are mostly used for propagation of roses, but main problems are less multiplication and less rooting percentage [12].…”

Influence of Cytokinins, Dark Incubation and Air-Lift Bioreactor Culture on Axillary Shoot Proliferation of Al-Taif Rose (Rosa damascena trigintipetala (Diek) R. Keller)

“…However, several authors Previous studies highlighted that combined treatment with BAP and auxins could have a synergistic effect that increases shoot proliferation in rose species, e.g., Rosa hybrida [40] and Rosa damascena [37], as well as woody plant species, including the arjun tree (Terminalia arjuna) [56] and strawberry tree (Arbutus unedo) [19]. However, several authors reported the in vitro response of roses is genotype-dependent [57][58][59][60][61]. In our study, it should be noted that various BAP and IBA or naphthalene acetic acid (NAA) combinations had no positive effects on the axillary shoots of Al-Taif rose "data not presented".…”

In vitro simulation of drought stress in some Iranian Damask rose landraces

“…Four different products are obtained from the flowers of the Damask rose, namely rose oil, rose water, rose concentrate, and rose absolute.The composition of essential oil components varies significantly according to the products (Goktork Baydar, Baydar 2005; Seyed Hajizadeh et al 2022). The Damask rose is traditionally propagated by seed, root and stem cuttings, dipping, or grafting (Horn 1992). While the seed propagation is a method used in breeding studies and obtaining rootstocks; vegetative propagation methods are slow and time-consuming practices, and may have some disadvantages,…”