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Frog egg-like bodies (FELBs), novel somatic embryogenesis (SE) structures first observed in  Solanum nigrum , were induced in  Rorippa indica . NaCl-mediated salt and mannitol-mimicked drought stresses induced FELBs in  R .  indica , which is very different from the induction by plant growth regulators (PGRs) under low light condition that was used in  S .  nigrum  FELB induction. It demonstrated that NaCl or mannitol supplements alone could induce FELBs in  R .  indica , but with low induction rates, while the synergy of NaCl and mannitol significantly increased the FELB induction rates. For the combination of 5.0 g/L mannitol and 10.0 g/L NaCl the highest FELB induction rate (100%) was achieved. It suggests that the synergy of drought and salt stresses can replace PGRs to induce FELBs in  R .  indica . On medium supplemented with 1.0 mg/L gibberellic acid all the inoculated  in vitro  FELBs developed into multiple plantlets. Morphological and histological analyses confirmed the identity of FELBs induced in  R .  indica  and revealed that FELBs originate from root cortex cells.

Rorippa indica Regeneration via Somatic Embryogenesis Involving Frog Egg-like Bodies Efficiently Induced by the Synergy of Salt and Drought Stresses