Conservation of Vanilla species, in vitro

By M. Divakaran, K. Nirmal Babu, K. Peter. 2006

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Assessment of genetic fidelity of encapsulated microshoots of Picrorhiza kurrooa (2011, result): “This observation substantiates earlier report involving Vanilla species where encapsulated shoot-buds and protocorms demonstrated 80% germination after 10 months of storage in sterile water ( Divakaran et al. 2006 ).”
Biodiversity and preservation of vanilla: present state of knowledge (2008, background): “…created hybrids between the distantly related V. planifolia and V. aphylla (American species of the Foliosae section and Asiatic species of the Aphyllae section, respectively) (Minoo et al. 2006b), demonstrating the absence of reproductive barriers between distantly related Vanilla species.”
An evaluation of genetic fidelity of encapsulated microshoots of the medicinal plant: Cineraria maritima following six months of storage (2009, result): “This observation substantiate earlier report involving Vanilla species where encapsulated shoot-buds and protocorms demonstrated 80% germination after 10 months of storage in sterile water (Divakaran et al. 2006).”
Plantlet regeneration from leaf derived callus of Vanilla planifolia Andr. (2008, background): “…planifolia using shoot tips, aerial root tips, and axillary buds has been reported earlier (Cervera and Madrigal 1981; Kononowicz and Jarick 1984; Philip and Nainar 1986; George and Ravishankar 1997; Geetha and Shetty 2000; Janarthanam et al. 2005 and Kalimuthu et al. 2006; Diwakaran et al. 2006).”