Boesenbergia pulchella (Ridl.) Merr.

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Boesenbergia pulchella is a species of flowering plant in the Ginger family. This species is known as (Ridl.) Merr. The first scientific description was in 1921. 

Footnotes

1. ^ The Plant List (2010). "Boesenbergia pulchella". Retrieved 2013-07-16.

Boesenbergia pulchella - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Boesenbergia pulchella (Ridl.) Merr. is a small herb known as ‘jerangau’ locally. This plant is a member of one of the most advanced monocotyledonous plant family, Zingiberaceae. Commonly, this attractive plant can be found on the forest floor. They have beautiful glossy green leaves and the inflorescences are lanceolate on separate leafless shoot. The flower is small, open from apex to bottom with white and red labellum. Since they possess beautiful flower and foliage, they can be introduced as ornamental plants and have the potential to be commercialized, either as indoor potted plant or garden plant, even for landscaping purposes. To achieve the goal of commercializing this plant, a large number of planting materials are needed. Propagation through conventional technique via rhizome cutting is very slow. This plant will produce shoot once they flower, which takes about three to four months after the shoot emerges. The highest number of shoot produced is two per mother plant, usually it is just one, and this restricts the use of conventional means. Micropropagation 66 Gard. Bull. Singapore 59 (1&2) 2007 enables mass production of clone and thus could satisfy the demand for planting material. The other benefit of using this technique is that the plantlet is disease-free and true-to-type. Successful micropropagation of a number of species in Zingiberaceae such as Zingiber officinale Roscoe, Curcuma longa L., Kaempferia galangal L. and Alpinia galanga (L.) Willd. were reported (Bhagyalakshmi and Singh, 1988; Shirgukar et al., 2001; Shirin et al., 2000; Borthakur et al., 1999). However, to date, no successful micropropagation protocol has been reported for this species. The present investigation is an attempt towards establishing a reliable in vitro regeneration protocol for Boesenbergia pulchella Ridley for use in large-scale propagation. Different concentrations of BAP with or without NAA and TDZ were tested to find the best PGR that can induce the optimum multiplication rate for this species

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