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  • The study focuses on the only endemic plant species in Saudi Arabia and highlights the lack of information on its traditional regeneration methods.
  • Alternative tissue culture techniques showed successful shoot regeneration, specifically with a medium containing BA at 1.0 µM resulting in an average of 14.44 shoots per explant.
  • IBA supplementation proved most effective for rooting, achieving an 83.3% success rate, and the acclimatized plantlets can aid in conservation and potential pharmaceutical applications.

Article Abstract

is the only endemic species among the seven species of the genera found in Saudi Arabia. Probably no information is available on regeneration by conventional method of regeneration through seeds or cuttings. Therefore, alternative method of tissue culture was attempted to regenerate and multiply the plant. High shoot regeneration (14.44 shoots/explant) was obtained after four weeks, when shoot cuttings cultured on MS containing BA at 1.0 µM. Other cytokinins e.g., Kn, 2iP and TDZ found to be less effective in bud induction and shoot multiplication. Individual shoots were rooted on MS medium supplemented with various auxins at 0.5-5.0 µM concentrations. The IBA (1.5 µM) supplemented MS media induced maximum (83.3%) rooting. The plantlets were acclimatized and hardened under greenhouse conditions in plastic pots containing soil and farm yard manure with 95.0% success. The protocol developed would help to multiply the plant as well as conserve them in natural habitat. This can also be utilized to obtain active constituents for pharmaceutics and genetic manipulations.

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