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volume 24 issue 4 (december 2003) : 298 - 302

IMPROVEMENT OF STRAWBERRY USING TISSUE CULTURE TECHNIQUE') - A REVIEW

P
Prashant Joshi
R
R. Ka~
D
Devika Singh·
1Department of PomoIogy, University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni, Solan - 173 230, India

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ABSTRACT

The research progress in the area of tissue culture of strawberry is optimistic. Cryopreservation and cold storage of plantlets or meristems are valuable tools which help in the preservation of genetic resources. Micropropagation techniques are now established and commercially exploited for propagation of strawberry in many countries including India. Protocols for protoplast isolation and regeneration have been developed for different cultivars and provide sound basis for continued research in the area. The tissue culture techniques which are used for other crop species viz., protoplast fusion, in vitro cell selection somatic embryogenesis have been adapted in to strawberry also.

KEYWORDS

    REFERENCES

    1. AlxIuUah, G.M. etal (1990). FruitParis, 45: 591·597.
    2. Belkengren, R.O. and Miller, P.w. (1962). Plant Dis. Rep., 46: 119-121.
    3. Boxus, P. (1974). J. Hart. Sci., 49: 209-210.
    4. 302 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
    5. Cameron, J.S. eta/. (1985). Adv. Strawberry Prod., 4: 56-58.
    6. CameronJ.S. and Hancock, J.F. (1986). HortScl, 21: 1225-1226.
    7. Carlson, P.S. (1973). In: Genetic Mechanisms of Development (Ruddle, F.H Eds.). Academic Press New York pp.
    8. 329-353.
    9. Evans, D.A. and BraIlO, J.E. (1986). In: Tissue Culture as a Plant Production System for Horticultural Crops (Zimmerman,
    10. R.H. eta/. Eds). Martinus Nljhoff, The Hague, Netharlands, pp. 73-94..
    11. FAO Quarterly Bunetln of Statstlcs, 11, 1029p.
    12. Gatuam, H. (2001). M.Sc. Thesis, University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni-Solan (H.P.).
    13. Goldy, RG. eta/. (1988). Hort. Sci, 23: 886-889.
    14. Goldy, R.G. et a/. (1989). Hort. Sci., 24: 820-822.
    15. Gonzoles, RA. and Wldholm, J.M. (1985). In: Plant Cell Culture: A Practical Approach (Dixon, RA Eds).IRC Press, Oxford, England. .
    16. Jones, O.P. et a/. (1988). PI. CeO, Tissue Organ Culture, 12: 235-244.
    17. Khuspe, 5.5. et a/. (1980). In: Plant Tissue Culture, Genetic Manipulation and Somatic Hybridization of Plant Cell (Rao, P.S. eta/. Eds.) BARC, Bombay, pp. 198-205.
    18. Lee, E.C.M. and de Fossard, RA (1977). Acta Hort., 78: 187-195.
    19. Us, E.K. (1990). Acta Hort., 280: 147-150
    20. Us, E.K. (1993). Acta Hort., 348: 435-438
    21. Liu, Z.R. and Samford, J.C. (1988). Hort. Sci., 23: 1057-1059.
    22. Mahajan, R (1997). M.Sc. Thesis, University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni-Solan (HP.). India.
    23. Meijer, E.G.M. and Brown, D.C.w. (1987). PI. ceO Tissue Organ Culture, 10: 11-19
    24. Miller, AR. and Chandler, C.K. (1990). Hort. Sci., 25: 567-571
    25. Mullin, R.H. and Schlegel, D.E. (1976). HortScl, 11: 100-101.
    26. Murashige, T. and Skoog, F. (1962). Physiol. Pl., 15: 473-497
    27. Nehra, N.S. et a/. (1988). Hort. Sci., 23: 756 (Absts).
    28. Nehra, N.S. eta/. (1989.) J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci, 114: 1014-1018
    29. Nehra, N.S. et a/. (1994). Euphytica, 76(1-2): 107-115
    30. Nishi, S. and Oasawa, K. (1973). Jpn. Agric. Res. Quart., 7: 189-194.
    31. Nyman, M. and Wallin, A. (1988). J. PI. Physiol., 133: 375-377
    32. Posnette,'A.F. (1953). Nature(l.andon), 169: 837-838
    33. Power, J.B: and Chapman, J.v. (1985). In: Plant Cell Culture: A Practical Approach (Dixon, RA. Eds.),IRC Press,
    34. Oxford, England.
    35. Predieri, S. eta/. (1989). Hort. Sci, 64: 553-559
    36. Ramming, D.W. etlJ!. (1991). ~tis, 30: 11-13.
    37. Rosati, P. eta/. (1975). Hort. Sci., 10: 119-120
    38. Rosati, P.D. eta/. (1989). ActaHort., 265: 123-128
    39. Sayegh, A.J. and Hennerty, M.J. (1989). Acta Hort., 265: 129-135
    40. SJulin, T.M. and Dale, A (1987). J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci., 112: 375-385
    41. Swartz, HJ. eta/. (1981). J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci., 106: 667-673
    42. Tomes, D.T. and Swanson, E.B. (1982). In: Application of Plant Cell and Tissue Culture to Agriculture and Industry (Tomes, D.T. et aJ:, Eds.). University of Gwelph. pp. 25-43.
    43. Vysotskoya, O.N. etlJ!. (1999). RussianJ. PI. Physiol., 46(2): 255-257
    44. Wang, D. eta/. (1984). Hort. Sci., 19: 71-72
    45. Wetherell, D.F. and Dougall, D.K. (1976). Physio/. PI. 37: 97-103
    46. Williams, G.E. and Maheswaran, G. (1976). Hort. Sci, 19: 71-72
    47. Zimmerman, R.H. (1991). In: Micropropagation Technology and Applications (Debergh, P.C. and Zimmerman, R.H. Eds.). Kluwer Academic Publishers. Dordrecht. The Netherlands, pp. 231-246
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      volume 24 issue 4 (december 2003) : 298 - 302

      IMPROVEMENT OF STRAWBERRY USING TISSUE CULTURE TECHNIQUE') - A REVIEW

      P
      Prashant Joshi
      R
      R. Ka~
      D
      Devika Singh·
      1Department of PomoIogy, University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni, Solan - 173 230, India

      • Submitted|

      • First Online |

      • doi

      Cite article:- Joshi Prashant, Ka~ R., Singh· Devika (2025). IMPROVEMENT OF STRAWBERRY USING TISSUE CULTURE TECHNIQUE') - A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 24(4): 298 - 302. doi: .

      ABSTRACT

      The research progress in the area of tissue culture of strawberry is optimistic. Cryopreservation and cold storage of plantlets or meristems are valuable tools which help in the preservation of genetic resources. Micropropagation techniques are now established and commercially exploited for propagation of strawberry in many countries including India. Protocols for protoplast isolation and regeneration have been developed for different cultivars and provide sound basis for continued research in the area. The tissue culture techniques which are used for other crop species viz., protoplast fusion, in vitro cell selection somatic embryogenesis have been adapted in to strawberry also.

      KEYWORDS

        REFERENCES

        1. AlxIuUah, G.M. etal (1990). FruitParis, 45: 591·597.
        2. Belkengren, R.O. and Miller, P.w. (1962). Plant Dis. Rep., 46: 119-121.
        3. Boxus, P. (1974). J. Hart. Sci., 49: 209-210.
        4. 302 AGRICULTURAL REVIEWS
        5. Cameron, J.S. eta/. (1985). Adv. Strawberry Prod., 4: 56-58.
        6. CameronJ.S. and Hancock, J.F. (1986). HortScl, 21: 1225-1226.
        7. Carlson, P.S. (1973). In: Genetic Mechanisms of Development (Ruddle, F.H Eds.). Academic Press New York pp.
        8. 329-353.
        9. Evans, D.A. and BraIlO, J.E. (1986). In: Tissue Culture as a Plant Production System for Horticultural Crops (Zimmerman,
        10. R.H. eta/. Eds). Martinus Nljhoff, The Hague, Netharlands, pp. 73-94..
        11. FAO Quarterly Bunetln of Statstlcs, 11, 1029p.
        12. Gatuam, H. (2001). M.Sc. Thesis, University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni-Solan (H.P.).
        13. Goldy, RG. eta/. (1988). Hort. Sci, 23: 886-889.
        14. Goldy, R.G. et a/. (1989). Hort. Sci., 24: 820-822.
        15. Gonzoles, RA. and Wldholm, J.M. (1985). In: Plant Cell Culture: A Practical Approach (Dixon, RA Eds).IRC Press, Oxford, England. .
        16. Jones, O.P. et a/. (1988). PI. CeO, Tissue Organ Culture, 12: 235-244.
        17. Khuspe, 5.5. et a/. (1980). In: Plant Tissue Culture, Genetic Manipulation and Somatic Hybridization of Plant Cell (Rao, P.S. eta/. Eds.) BARC, Bombay, pp. 198-205.
        18. Lee, E.C.M. and de Fossard, RA (1977). Acta Hort., 78: 187-195.
        19. Us, E.K. (1990). Acta Hort., 280: 147-150
        20. Us, E.K. (1993). Acta Hort., 348: 435-438
        21. Liu, Z.R. and Samford, J.C. (1988). Hort. Sci., 23: 1057-1059.
        22. Mahajan, R (1997). M.Sc. Thesis, University of Horticulture and Forestry, Nauni-Solan (HP.). India.
        23. Meijer, E.G.M. and Brown, D.C.w. (1987). PI. ceO Tissue Organ Culture, 10: 11-19
        24. Miller, AR. and Chandler, C.K. (1990). Hort. Sci., 25: 567-571
        25. Mullin, R.H. and Schlegel, D.E. (1976). HortScl, 11: 100-101.
        26. Murashige, T. and Skoog, F. (1962). Physiol. Pl., 15: 473-497
        27. Nehra, N.S. et a/. (1988). Hort. Sci., 23: 756 (Absts).
        28. Nehra, N.S. eta/. (1989.) J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci, 114: 1014-1018
        29. Nehra, N.S. et a/. (1994). Euphytica, 76(1-2): 107-115
        30. Nishi, S. and Oasawa, K. (1973). Jpn. Agric. Res. Quart., 7: 189-194.
        31. Nyman, M. and Wallin, A. (1988). J. PI. Physiol., 133: 375-377
        32. Posnette,'A.F. (1953). Nature(l.andon), 169: 837-838
        33. Power, J.B: and Chapman, J.v. (1985). In: Plant Cell Culture: A Practical Approach (Dixon, RA. Eds.),IRC Press,
        34. Oxford, England.
        35. Predieri, S. eta/. (1989). Hort. Sci, 64: 553-559
        36. Ramming, D.W. etlJ!. (1991). ~tis, 30: 11-13.
        37. Rosati, P. eta/. (1975). Hort. Sci., 10: 119-120
        38. Rosati, P.D. eta/. (1989). ActaHort., 265: 123-128
        39. Sayegh, A.J. and Hennerty, M.J. (1989). Acta Hort., 265: 129-135
        40. SJulin, T.M. and Dale, A (1987). J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci., 112: 375-385
        41. Swartz, HJ. eta/. (1981). J. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci., 106: 667-673
        42. Tomes, D.T. and Swanson, E.B. (1982). In: Application of Plant Cell and Tissue Culture to Agriculture and Industry (Tomes, D.T. et aJ:, Eds.). University of Gwelph. pp. 25-43.
        43. Vysotskoya, O.N. etlJ!. (1999). RussianJ. PI. Physiol., 46(2): 255-257
        44. Wang, D. eta/. (1984). Hort. Sci., 19: 71-72
        45. Wetherell, D.F. and Dougall, D.K. (1976). Physio/. PI. 37: 97-103
        46. Williams, G.E. and Maheswaran, G. (1976). Hort. Sci, 19: 71-72
        47. Zimmerman, R.H. (1991). In: Micropropagation Technology and Applications (Debergh, P.C. and Zimmerman, R.H. Eds.). Kluwer Academic Publishers. Dordrecht. The Netherlands, pp. 231-246
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