Analysis of the plant hormone expression profile during somatic embryogenesis induction in teak ().

Plant somatic embryogenesis (SE) is an efficient regeneration system for propagation. It involves the regulation of a complex molecular regulatory network encompassing endogenous hormone synthesis, metabolism, and signal transduction processes, induced through exogenous plant growth regulators. Previous studies have focused primarily on traditional propagation methods for , but there is limited knowledge on SE and its hormonal regulatory mechanisms.

Effects of intercropping teak with Hayata and T.L. Wu on rhizosphere soil nutrients and bacterial community diversity, structure, and network.

Teak is a precious hardwood species in tropical and subtropical regions with a long growth cycle and slow economic returns. Intercropping medicinal plants is an effective method for obtaining early returns during the growth period of teak. However, currently, we lack sufficient knowledge about the impact of intercropping on the soil microenvironment, especially on rhizosphere soil bacterial communities.