Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid
Polyploidisation is an important feature of species evolution in plant, animal and fungal kingdoms. Many researches proved polyploid organisms outperform their diploid relatives in several aspects. Thus, many plant breeders in the last century practised induced and/or used natural polyploids to obta...
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| author | Abdul Rahman, Siti Suhaila Mohd Saleh, Norihan Mohamad, Norwati Namasivayam, Parameswari Mansor Clyde, Mahani Kodi Isparan, Kandasamy |
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| description | Polyploidisation is an important feature of species evolution in plant, animal and fungal kingdoms. Many researches proved polyploid organisms outperform their diploid relatives in several aspects. Thus, many plant breeders in the last century practised induced and/or used natural polyploids to obtain improved plant cultivars. Fresh samples of A. malaccensis tetraploid contain higher amount of important agarwood sesquiterpenes compared with diploid counterparts. In this study, an investigation on the presence of important agarwood sesuiterpenes in hydrosol and residual water in diploid and tetraploid A. malaccensis was carried out. Three controls were used, namely, diploid seedlings grown in soil, diploid seedlings grown under control conditions (in vitro) and tissue culture-derived shoots of diploid for comparison with tetraploid A. malaccensis. Results showed that hydrosol water from tetraploid leaf and root samples contained the highest amount of important agarwood sesquiterpenes, i.e. 30.92 and 36.83% respectively. In residual water, the tetraploid A. malaccensis contained the highest amount of important agarwood sesquiterpenes in root sample (49.1%). This article showed that polyploidy can be used as a tool to enhance the presence of important agarwood sesquiterpenes in A. malaccensis. |
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| spelling | upm-888082021-10-06T03:21:15Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/88808/ Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid Abdul Rahman, Siti Suhaila Mohd Saleh, Norihan Mohamad, Norwati Namasivayam, Parameswari Mansor Clyde, Mahani Kodi Isparan, Kandasamy Polyploidisation is an important feature of species evolution in plant, animal and fungal kingdoms. Many researches proved polyploid organisms outperform their diploid relatives in several aspects. Thus, many plant breeders in the last century practised induced and/or used natural polyploids to obtain improved plant cultivars. Fresh samples of A. malaccensis tetraploid contain higher amount of important agarwood sesquiterpenes compared with diploid counterparts. In this study, an investigation on the presence of important agarwood sesuiterpenes in hydrosol and residual water in diploid and tetraploid A. malaccensis was carried out. Three controls were used, namely, diploid seedlings grown in soil, diploid seedlings grown under control conditions (in vitro) and tissue culture-derived shoots of diploid for comparison with tetraploid A. malaccensis. Results showed that hydrosol water from tetraploid leaf and root samples contained the highest amount of important agarwood sesquiterpenes, i.e. 30.92 and 36.83% respectively. In residual water, the tetraploid A. malaccensis contained the highest amount of important agarwood sesquiterpenes in root sample (49.1%). This article showed that polyploidy can be used as a tool to enhance the presence of important agarwood sesquiterpenes in A. malaccensis. Forest Research Institute Malaysia 2020 Article PeerReviewed text en http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/88808/1/WOOD.pdf Abdul Rahman, Siti Suhaila and Mohd Saleh, Norihan and Mohamad, Norwati and Namasivayam, Parameswari and Mansor Clyde, Mahani and Kodi Isparan, Kandasamy (2020) Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid. Journal of Tropical Forest Science, 32 (2). 187 - 194. ISSN 0128-1283; ESSN: 2521-9847 https://www.frim.gov.my/publication/journal-of-tropical-forest-science-jtfs/ 10.26525/jtfs32.2.187 |
| spellingShingle | Abdul Rahman, Siti Suhaila Mohd Saleh, Norihan Mohamad, Norwati Namasivayam, Parameswari Mansor Clyde, Mahani Kodi Isparan, Kandasamy Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid |
| title | Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid |
| title_full | Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid |
| title_fullStr | Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid |
| title_full_unstemmed | Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid |
| title_short | Enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of Aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid |
| title_sort | enhancement of chemical constituents in hydrosol and residual water of aquilaria malaccensis tetraploid |
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