Method for directly and quickly rooting tissue culture seedlings
A direct technology for tissue culture seedlings, applied in horticultural methods, botany equipment and methods, chemicals for biological control, etc., can solve problems such as laborious and laborious, waste of experimental materials, low transplanting survival rate, etc., and achieve reduction Low cost, easy operation, and high survival rate
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[0039] Make chestnut tissue culture seedling take root fast as follows:
[0040] 1. Take chestnut tissue-cultured seedlings grown in a culture bottle, grow well, have a plant height higher than 3 cm, a diameter larger than 2 mm, and have not taken root, and place them on filter paper; Cut obliquely with the knife, exposing the beveled stem.
[0041] 2. Take the jelly substance with a medicine spoon, and evenly apply it on the slope of the stem base and the stem, so that there is a jelly substance around the entire stem.
[0042] 3. Use a fruit pick to pierce a cylindrical hole with a diameter of about 3mm and a depth of 2 / 3 of the matrix block in the center of the matrix block that has absorbed enough water, and use a fruit pick to dip the jelly-like substance and spread it on the inner wall of the cylindrical hole as evenly as possible.
[0043] 4. Insert the tissue-cultured seedlings whose stems are coated with jelly-like substance directly into the matrix block coated with j...
Embodiment 2
[0047] With reference to the method described in Example 1, the tissue-cultured seedlings were rooted rapidly, the only difference being that the content of IBA in the jelly-like substance of step 3 and step 4 was 0.25% (w / w).
Embodiment 3
[0049] With reference to the method described in Example 1, the tissue-cultured seedlings took root rapidly, the only difference being that the content of IBA in the jelly-like substance of step 3 and step 4 was 0.28% (w / w).
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