Research:2026-03-30/Journal article/genotype-dependent-in-vitro-floral-induction-and-reversion-in-moroccan-cannabis-sativa-l-varieties-under-zeati

Research record30 March 2026Journal article

Genotype-dependent In Vitro Floral Induction and Reversion in Moroccan Cannabis sativa L. Varieties under Zeatin, Gibberellic Acid, and Thidiazuron Treatments

Meryem Tahtah, Toufik Ibrahim, Fathellah Hachimi, Karima Samir, Aicha Nordine

Trends in Sciences · 2026

Cultures the Moroccan varieties Beldia and Khardala in vitro with zeatin, gibberellic acid and thidiazuron to assess vegetative growth, floral induction and floral reversion, and finds clearly genotype-dependent responses. Floral induction under gibberellic acid reached 50% in Beldia and 42% in Khardala, while floral reversion was most pronounced in Khardala (75%). Rooting reached 95.8% in Beldia and 87.5% in Khardala on 1 mg per litre IBA, and survival after acclimatisation exceeded 94%.

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Published30 Mar 2026

TypeJournal article

VenueTrends in Sciences

Year2026

DOI10.48048/tis.2026.13044

CountryMorocco

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2026-03-30 2026-10-15 Genotype-dependent In Vitro Floral Induction and Reversion in Moroccan Cannabis sativa L. Varieties under Zeatin, Gibberellic Acid, and Thidiazuron Treatments Journal article Cultivation Meryem Tahtah, Toufik Ibrahim, Fathellah Hachimi, Karima Samir, Aicha Nordine Trends in Sciences 2026 10.48048/tis.2026.13044 https://doi.org/10.48048/tis.2026.13044 https://tis.wu.ac.th/index.php/tis/article/download/13044/2219 Cultures the Moroccan varieties Beldia and Khardala in vitro with zeatin, gibberellic acid and thidiazuron to assess vegetative growth, floral induction and floral reversion, and finds clearly genotype-dependent responses. Floral induction under gibberellic acid reached 50% in Beldia and 42% in Khardala, while floral reversion was most pronounced in Khardala (75%). Rooting reached 95.8% in Beldia and 87.5% in Khardala on 1 mg per litre IBA, and survival after acclimatisation exceeded 94%. Morocco