Ginsenoside production by hairy root cultures of Panax ginseng: influence of temperature and light quality

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Production of secondary metabolites from cell and organ cultures: strategies and approaches for biomass improvement and metabolite accumulation (2014, background): “Yu et al. (2005) studied the growth of the hairy roots of ginseng under different temperature regimes (i.e., 13/20, 20/13, 25/25, and 30/25 C for 16/8 h day and night cycles); the highest hairy root biomass was obtained with the cultures incubated at 20/13 C.”
Light quality in plant tissue culture: does it matter? (2018, background): “For example, some ginsenosides had a higher production in white fluorescent light (Yu et al. 2005; Nhut et al. 2015).”
Growth, secondary metabolite production and antioxidant enzyme response of Morinda citrifolia adventitious root as affected by auxin and cytokinin (2010, unknown): “Cell culture is almost universally used in laboratories worldwide for the commercial production of valuable phytochemicals (Yu et al. 2005; Ali et al. 2005a).”
Engineering secondary metabolite production in hairy roots (2011, background): “…carbon source and its concentration, the ionic concentration of the medium, the pH of the medium, phytohormones, temperature and light quality (Yu et al. 2005), inoculum size, nature of the nitrogen source and their relative amounts (Norton and Towers 1986) and phosphate concentration (Taya…”
Hairy root cultures: A suitable biological system for studying secondary metabolic pathways in plants (2013, unknown): “ginseng [39, 114, 115].”