Sucrose-dependent production of biomass and low-caloric steviol glycosides in adventitious root cultures of Stevia rebaudiana (Bert.)
• Differential sucrose feeding enhanced adventitious root development in Stevia. • Higher sucrose concentration (50 g l−1) improved the production of root biomass. • Lower concentration of sucrose (10 g l−1) enhanced the biosynthesis of major SGs. • A positive correlation was found between biomass a...
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