In vitro propagation,
Antibacterial and Antioxidant activities of Coleus Zeylanicus (Benth.) L.H. Cramer
Kanagaraj K., Nandagopal S. and Ganesh Kumar A.
Res. J. Biotech.; Vol. 20(6); 137-146;
doi: https://doi.org/10.25303/206rjbt1370146; (2025)
Abstract
The present study is an in vitro micropropagation of Coleus zeylanicus, a potential
therapeutic plant utilizing shoot tip and nodal explants by following plant tissue
culture methods. BAP and KIN blends brought about a normal shoot length of 4cm per
explant. This blend likewise delivered 13 shoots most extreme for each explant with
90% shooting proficiency. Numerous shoots raised were additionally stretched on
MS medium containing IAA (0.5-2.0 mg/ml) and IBA (0.5-2.0 mg/ml).
Established plantlets were then moved to plastic pots containing autoclaved garden
soil, yard soil and sand in the proportion of (1:2:1) for solidifying measure (hardening).
The endurance pace of plantlets changed under acclimatization and plants looked
sound with no noticeable distinguishable phenotypic varieties. This is the primary
report on plant recovery through organogenesis of Coleus zeylanicus. The examination
likewise presents accessible information for all out phenolic and flavonoid content,
its antioxidant and antibacterial action against five bacterial strains of in vivo
and in vitro plant.
