Micropropagation and accumulation of essential oils in wild sage (Salvia fruticosa Mill.)

By Naser A. Arikat, Fawzia M. Jawad, N. Karam, R. Shibli. 2004

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In vitro flowering, glandular trichomes ultrastructure, and essential oil accumulation in micropropagated Ocimum basilicum L. (2016, unknown): “tures in vitro, year-round production of secondary metabolites irrespective of seasonal and climatic conditions, and avoidance of collecting endangered wild species (Pierik 1987; Arikat et al. 2004).”
Growth regulators and essential oil production (2010, background): “Arikat et al. (2004), comparing production and chemical composition of sage (Salvia fruticosa Mill.) essential oil, observed that plants grown in vitro showed a high content of essential oil (0.7”
Glandular hairs and essential oils in micropropagated plants of Salvia officinalis L. (2005, result): “In contrast to our results, it was instead shown that microshoots of S. fruticosa [ 24 ] and Salvia sclarea [28] were not able to root without the addition of auxin.”