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<b style="">Establishment and Economic evaluation of micropropagated <i style="">Jeewanti</i> (<i>Leptadenia reticulata</i> Wight & Arn.) plants in field </b><b style=""></b>

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Field Value
 
Creator Shekhawat, N S
Kackar, A
Rathore, M S
Singh, M
Dagla, H R
Arya, Vinod
 
Date 2010-04-12T05:22:19Z
2010-04-12T05:22:19Z
2006-08
 
Identifier 0975-1092 (Online); 0972-592X (Print)
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/7968
 
Description 311-314
<b style=""><i> Leptadenia reticulata</i></b><b style=""> Wight & Arn.</b> is an important medicinal plant. There is heavy demand of the plant and its biomass which can not be fulfilled by the natural/ present practices of propagation. Natural propagation of this plant is poor and the plant is threatened in nature. Thus, there is a need for applying biotechnological methods for large scale propagation. Micropropagation studies were carried out by the authors on explants. Multiple shoots were differentiated on Murashige and Skoog’s (MS) medium containing 5.0 mg/litre 6-benzylaminopurine (BAP). The shoots further multiplied on MS medium + 1.5 mg/litre BAP and 0.5 mg/litre<sup> </sup>kinetin (KN) and the cloned shoots, treated with 200 mg/litre of Indole-3-butyric acid (IBA), rooted <i>ex vitro</i>. The plantlets were transferred to bottles containing soilrite moistened with half-strength MS macro salts. The hardened plants were transferred to polybags and kept in shade house for acclimatization. Subsequently field trials were carried out at villages Manai (Jodhpur) and Kachholi (Sirohi) of Rajasthan. In the present paper establishment of micropropagated plants, cultivation, growth and net profit from biomass produced has been reported for environmental conditions of Rajasthan. Total dry biomass harvested was 2800 kg/acre/ for first year and 3000 kg/acre/for second year.
 
Language en_US
 
Publisher CSIR
 
Relation <b>Int. cl.<sup>7</sup></b>— A01H 5/04, A61K 35/78
 
Source NPR Vol.5(4) [July-August 2006]
 
Subject <i>Leptadenia</i> <i>reticulata</i>
<i style="">Jeewanti</i>
Micropropagation
Medicinal plant
Nodal segments
<i>Ex vitro</i>
Field trials
Economic evaluation
 
Title <b style="">Establishment and Economic evaluation of micropropagated <i style="">Jeewanti</i> (<i>Leptadenia reticulata</i> Wight & Arn.) plants in field </b><b style=""></b>
 
Type Article