Effect of Flame Treatment and Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Radiations on phenolic content in in vitro cultures of Ipomoea batatas

In vitro grown callus cultures of Ipomoea batatas were exposed to flame treatment and electromagnetic radiations generated by mobile phone. The cultured tissues responded the treatments as evidenced significant reduction phenolic contents compared controls. Even though growth was normal, there a change in content tissues. There exhibited not much variation among regarding rate. morphology texture also remained same. It has been concluded that like animal cells, plant cells respond non-ionizing radiation emitted phones.