期刊
PLANT CELL TISSUE AND ORGAN CULTURE
卷 137, 期 3, 页码 455-464出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11240-019-01581-y
关键词
Caulogenesis; In vitro process; Loblolly pine; Mineral nutrition; Multilayer perceptron
资金
- Botanical Institute of the Northeast (IBONE-UNNE-CONICET)
Mineral nutrition is a very important factor in the success of in vitro plant cultures. The aim was to compare the predictive capacity of the models obtained using a parametric technique such as multiple regression analysis with a nonparametric one such as artificial neural networks. These techniques were used for modeling the effect of total nitrogen concentration and the ratio nitrate: ammonium in the regeneration rate, oxidation rate, callus proliferation rate, number of buds per explant and buds-forming capacity index. Both the concentration of total nitrogen and the relationship between the concentrations of nitrate and ammonium influenced the morphogenetic responses. Optimal buds regeneration was in the range of 10-20mM of the total nitrogen concentration and 1-2 of the nitrate: ammonium ratio. Higher concentrations of nitrogen produced an increase in the oxidation rate while the low nitrate: ammonium ratio favored the callus proliferation rate. Artificial neural network models presented a better precision to predict the different responses to the total content of nitrogen and the nitrate: ammonium rate, with higher coefficients of determination and correlation. They also presented a lower root mean square error for all the variables studied than the multiple regression analysis. Key messageThe use of artificial neural networks allows obtaining a better model of the effect of nitrogen on the organogenesis of Pinus taeda L. than traditional statistical techniques.
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