An optimising protocol for protoplast regeneration of three peppermint cultivars (Mentha x piperita)
1998
Jullien, F. | Diemer, F. | Colson, M. | Faure, O.
An efficient protocol for plant regeneration from protoplasts of peppermint 'Mitcham Digne38', 'Mitcham Ribecourt 19' and 'Todd's' was developed by stepwise optimization of first cell division, microcalli formation and shoot differentiation. The rate of first cell divisions was strongly dependent on the addition of 2,4-D to callus induction medium. Best results were obtained with 1 micromolar 2,4-D in combination with NAA (2.5 micromolar) and BA (4 micromolar). Although liquid medium was more efficient to support first protoplast divisions, solid medium was clearly more suitable to sustain subsequent cell divisions leading to the formation of microcalli. Shoot organogenesis was induced from protoplast-derived calli by using reduced auxin concentration (0.5 micromolar NAA) and high concentration of cytokinins. Addition of 2.3 micromolar thidiazuron increased bud formation, allowing a regeneration frequency of more than 50% from calli of 'Mitcham Digne 38' and 'Todd's'. Genotypic differences were noticed for regeneration capability and the pathway of shoot regeneration.
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