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Table 1 Different vegetative fragments effect on regenerate potential in S. caninervis

From: Propagation of desert moss Syntrichia caninervis in peat pellet: a method for rapidly obtaining large numbers of cloned gametophytes

Reference

Explants

Type

Cultivation time

Substrate

Viabilit (%)

Location of regeneration

Days to protonema emergence

Days to shoot emergence

Shoot number

Xu et al. [32]

Shoot tip

 

1 month

Soil (native habitat)

100

Apical and basal

5 ± 0.6

 − 

2.6 ± 1.0

 

Leaf

Juvenile

1 month

Soil (native habitat)

100

Medial and basal

6 ± 0.8

 − 

0.7 ± 0.4

  

Green

1 month

Soil (native habitat)

97

Apical and basal

9 ± 1.5

 − 

0.2 ± 0.1

  

Yellow-green

1 month

Soil (native habitat)

93

Medial

11 ± 1.2

 − 

0

  

Brown

1 month

Soil (native habitat)

37

Apical

23 ± 5.6

 − 

0

Stark et al. [21]

Leaf

Juvenile

56 days

Soil (native habitat)

100

Medial and basal

7

21

2.63 ± 0.34

  

Green

56 days

Soil (native habitat)

98

Basal

9

 − 

3.12 ± 0.5

  

Yellow-green

56 days

Soil (native habitat)

98

Apical

22

 − 

 − 

  

Brown

56 days

Soil (native habitat)

88

Medial

31

 − 

 − 

Stark et al. [14]

Leaf

Female

56 days

Soil (native habitat)

100

 − 

11

34 to 47

3.4

  

Male

56 days

Soil (native habitat)

100

 − 

17

34 to 47

6

This study

Leaf

Green

56 days

Peat pellet

100

Medial and basal

4.31 ± 1.56

12.31 ± 2.03

2.95 ± 0.82

 

Rhizoid

 

56 days

Peat pellet

100

Medial

12 ± 1.12

33.08 ± 7.08

0.6 ± 0.44

 

Stem

 

32 days

Peat pellet

100

Whole stem

10.69 ± 1.73

5.76 ± 1.28

5.43 ± 1.65

 

Gametophyte

 

56 days

Peat pellet

100

Stem

7.93 ± 2.93

4.39 ± 1.56

8.79 ± 3.72