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Multitudinous transplant method for woody flower group cultivated seedling

A tissue culture seedling and woody technology, which is applied in the field of mass transplanting of woody flower tissue culture seedlings, can solve the problems of difficulty in transplanting tissue culture seedlings, reduce the survival rate, limit the production scale of small batches and the like, and achieve economical savings. The effect of research funds, production cost saving, and labor cost reduction

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-12-03
HUNAN ACAD OF FORESTRY
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Problems solved by technology

There are many procedures and complicated operations, which make it easy to reduce the survival rate of tissue cultured seedlings due to water loss during transplantation, and also take up a lot of labor, resulting in high production costs and low profits for tissue cultured seedlings.
Because of the difficulty in transplanting woody flower tissue cultured seedlings, people have done more research on the transplanting technology of tissue cultured seedlings, and have made some progress, but their research often stays in the laboratory research stage, or is limited to small batches. The scale of production does not meet the needs of large-scale production. The survival rate of large-scale transplanting is only 60% to 75%. Few people actually realize the industrialized production of woody flower tissue culture seedlings.
So far, there have been no reports on high-efficiency tissue-cultured seedling transplanting techniques applicable to many woody flower species with a survival rate of over 90% and low cost for mass transplanting of woody flower tissue-cultured seedlings

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Embodiment 1

[0022] Transplanting tissue-cultured seedlings of a new variety of Lonicerae pilosula 'Yincuilei'

[0023] Select the tissue-cultured seedlings of Lonicera cinerea that have been rooted and cultivated for about 25 days, up to about 3 centimeters, adopt this new technology, directly take out the test-tube seedlings from the culture bottle without hardening the seedlings, clean the root culture medium, and put them in 0.1% ( Weight) soaked in the solution of Ruifu mold-manganese zinc (58% wettable powder) for 3 minutes, and then planted in the plastic cup filled with yellow heart soil, carbonized chaff ash, and fine sand (1:2:2). Drench the matrix with 0.1% (weight) rabies solution, seal and moisturize with the discarded parafilm of tissue culture, place it in a plastic greenhouse with automatic spraying, remove the parafilm after 30 days, and move it into the field after 40 days. In March 2006, a total of 30,000 tissue-cultured seedlings were transplanted, and the statistics af...

Embodiment 2

[0025] Transplanting Tissue Cultured Seedlings of Sorbus adenocarpa

[0026] According to the operation method shown in Example 1, in April 2006, 50,000 Aronia adenocarpus tissue-cultured seedlings were transplanted, and the statistics after 2 months showed that the survival rate reached 99.6%.

Embodiment 3

[0028] American holly tissue culture seedling transplanting

[0029] According to the operation method shown in Example 1, 20,000 Ilex americana tissue culture seedlings were transplanted in July 2006, and the statistics after 2 months showed that the survival rate reached 95.8%.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a planting method for culturing test-tube seedlings by plant tissues, in particular to the mass transplanting technique for tissue cultured seedlings of woody flowers. The invention adopts a container which is different from conventional culture flasks for one-time transplanting. The structure of the container used for transplanting is like a cup without a handle, and the bottom of the cup is provided with at least one hole, the mouth of the cup is provided with a cover, and the cover and the upper part of the container are transparent. The transplanting method using the container comprises the following steps that: substrates are prepared, the substrates are sterilized and filled in the container; the tissue cultured seedlings are sterilized; the tissue cultured seedlings are transplanted; the substrates in which the tissue cultured seedlings are planted are drenched by thimerosal; and the mouth of the container is sealed by the cover. Due to the adoption of the method, the seedling raising time is shortened, the transplanting survival rate can be kept at more than 90 percent, and the manufacturing cost is saved by 30 percent; moreover, the method is also wide in application.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a cultivation method of plant tissue culture test-tube seedlings, in particular to a mass transplanting technique of woody flower tissue culture seedlings. Background technique [0002] As a means of rapid propagation, plant tissue culture has been widely used in the production of seedlings of forest trees, flowers and other crops. Whether the tissue-cultured seedlings propagated in vitro can be applied in large quantities and obtain good benefits depends on the transplanting of the tissue-cultured test-tube seedlings. The survival rate and survival quality of transplanting directly affect the production cost of seedlings. [0003] In the prior art, culture bottles are often used in the first generation, subgeneration, and rooting culture of plant tissue culture. When the tissue culture seedlings are cultivated in the bottle, they are always under high humidity, constant temperature, and weak light environment, resulting in the...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G31/00A01H4/00
Inventor 王晓明陈明皋李永欣易霭琴宋庆安聂启英
Owner HUNAN ACAD OF FORESTRY
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