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Black pepper agroinfiltration was useful for disease resistance screening.
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e0“Agroinfiltration of black pepper in this study is useful for high-throughput screening of disease resistance.”
Title
Shina Sasi; Saranya Krishnan; Martin Kottackal; et al. Horticulture Research 2026. doi:10.1093/hr/uhag067
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- Method / resource The nucellar embryo transformation procedure generated modified black pepper with 99% survival.
- Method / resource Agrobacterium tumefaciens transformed black pepper efficiently.
- Method / resource Agrobacterium rhizogenes transformed black pepper efficiently.
- Method / resource AGL1 carrying mgfp achieved over 90% transformation frequency under the stated procedure.
- Association Sugar type determined embryonal taproot development and soil establishment.
- Intervention effect Glucose supplemented medium yielded plantlets with developed roots.
- Observation Plantlets from glucose supplemented medium had high PnPIN2 expression.
- Method / resource Transgenic plantlets from glucose supplemented liquid medium survived ex vitro at 99%.
- Method / resource CRISPR/Cas9 editing of Pds reached 89% efficiency.
- Method / resource Composite black pepper plants were generated at over 60% efficacy.
- Method / resource Temporary immersion bioreactors scaled production of modified and unmodified black pepper plants.