Method for improving transplanting survival rate of trichosanthes kirilowii tissue culture seedlings
A technique for transplanting survival rate and group of T. chinensis is applied in the field of transplanting survival rate of T. chinensis tissue culture seedlings. Failure to apply tissue culture and rapid propagation technology to achieve the effect of good growth of new shoots, improved seedling hardening methods, and increased survival rate
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[0034] A method for improving the survival rate of Trichosanthes tissue culture seedling transplanting:
[0035] (1) Tissue culture:
[0036] Tissue culture of Trichosanthes seedlings in the room according to conventional methods (References: Yang Lina, Liu Jie, Tao Jianmin. Tissue culture and rapid propagation of Trichosanthes [J]. Jiangsu Agricultural Science, 2008, 15(4): 89-90.) ,
[0037] In this example, the formulation of Trichopina rooting medium is MS+0.2 (mg / L) NAA.
[0038] (2) Seedling hardening in a bottle: On March 20, 2013, 50 seedlings with a height of 3-5cm, 2-3 leaves, and 3-5 roots were put into a greenhouse to harden seedlings for 7 days. , and then open the culture bottle cap to harden the seedlings, add an appropriate amount of distilled water in the culture bottle to immerse the roots of Trichosanthes chinensis, keep the air humidity greater than 70%, and place it for 3 days.
[0039] (3) Seedling hardening outside the bottle
[0040] Substrate prepa...
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[0051] Conventional Trichosanthes tissue culture seedling transplanting method:
[0052] Same as Example 1, the difference is that the tissue-cultured seedlings are placed under natural conditions to harden the seedlings for 5-7 days, then open the culture bottle cap and then harden the seedlings for 3-5 days, and then directly transplant them into the field. Choose 50 strains to plant in the plant of above-mentioned refined seedling, altogether 8 strains survive, and survival rate is only 16%.
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