Tissue culture rapid propagation method of cymbidium floribundum
A technique for tissue culture, rapid propagation and multiflora, which is applied in the field of plant tissue culture, can solve the problems of multiflora shoot tips being susceptible to bacteria, being vulnerable to damage, and being sensitive to chemical disinfectants, so as to improve the induction differentiation rate and shorten the culture. cycle, the effect of improving quality
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[0029] A method for tissue culture and rapid propagation of Cymbidium includes sterilization, induction culture, subculture and strong seedling culture of explants. The specific steps are:
[0030] (1) Disinfection of explants: Collect the stem tip of the multiflora orchid as explants. The explants are 2cm-4cm in length. First rinse with running water, then soak in 75% alcohol for 1 min, then peel off the surface part. The leaves are soaked in a plant disinfectant for 8 minutes and then part of the leaves are peeled off, and then soaked in the plant disinfectant for 5 minutes, rinsed with sterile water twice, and finally transferred to the ultra-clean workbench, peeled off under the dissecting mirror Remove the remaining leaves to expose the growing points, and use a scalpel to cut the stem tip meristem with a size of 2-5mm; the plant disinfectant is made by mixing the following raw materials: 0.05 parts of acetyl shikonin, 5 parts of aloe juice, 0.1 part of oleander leaf extract...
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[0035] A method for tissue culture and rapid propagation of Cymbidium includes sterilization, induction culture, subculture and strong seedling culture of explants. The specific steps are:
[0036] (1) Disinfection of explants: Collect the stem tip of the multiflora orchid as explants. The explants are 2cm-4cm in length. First rinse with running water, then soak in 75% alcohol for 1 min, then peel off the surface part. The leaves are soaked in plant disinfectant for 12 minutes and then part of the leaves are peeled off, and then soaked in the plant disinfectant for 8 minutes, rinsed with sterile water 3 times, and finally moved into the ultra-clean workbench, peeled off under the dissecting mirror Remove the remaining leaves to expose the growing points, and use a scalpel to cut the stem tip meristem with a size of 2-5mm; the plant disinfectant is made by mixing the following raw materials: 0.06 parts of acetyl shikonin, 6 parts of aloe juice, 0.15 parts of oleander leaf extract,...
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[0041] A method for tissue culture and rapid propagation of Cymbidium includes sterilization, induction culture, subculture and strong seedling culture of explants. The specific steps are:
[0042] (1) Disinfection of explants: Collect the stem tip of the multiflora orchid as explants. The explants are 2cm-4cm in length. First rinse with running water, then soak in 75% alcohol for 1 min, then peel off the surface part. The leaves are then soaked in plant disinfectant for 15 minutes and then part of the leaves are peeled off, and then soaked in the plant disinfectant for 10 minutes, rinsed with sterile water 4 times, and finally moved into the ultra-clean workbench, peeled under the dissecting mirror Remove the remaining leaves to expose the growing points, and cut 2-5mm apex meristems with a scalpel; the plant disinfectant is made by mixing the following raw materials: 0.08 parts of acetyl shikonin, 8 parts of aloe juice, 0.2 parts of oleander leaf extract, 4 parts of Tween-60, 1...
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