Tissue culture seedling raising method for dendrobium transparens
A tissue culture and dendrobium technology, which is applied to the field of tissue culture and seedling raising of Dendrobium aster, can solve the problems such as hindered breeding of Dendrobium aster, difficult to germinate and grow, long growth cycle, etc., and achieves the improvement of the breeding speed and the number of breeding, the pure variety, and the saving. The effect of raw materials
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[0045] A method for raising seedlings in tissue culture of Dendrobium asteraceae, comprising:
[0046] Explant selection steps: select the female parent plant of Dendrobium asteroides with a plant age of 3 years, carry out artificial pollination during the flowering period (mid-June) of the female parent plant of Dendrobium asteraceae, after growing fruit pods, continue to cultivate for 3 months, and pick and mature Fruit pods (yellow-green outer seed shell, intact and uncracked) and stored in a refrigerator at 5°C for 2 weeks;
[0047] Fruit pod disinfection steps: take the spare fruit pods, soak them in detergent water for 15 minutes, brush the surface of the seed shells with a brush, and rinse them with tap water for 12 minutes to obtain the first clean fruit pods; put the first clean fruit pods into a clean beaker , moved to the inoculation room, soaked in 75% medical alcohol on the aseptic operating table for 50s, kept stirring with tweezers during the soaking, to ensure ...
Embodiment 2
[0055] The difference between embodiment 2 and embodiment 1 is:
[0056] In the explant selection step: select the female parent plant of Dendrobium asteroides with a plant age of 4 years, after growing fruit pods, continue to cultivate for 4 months, pick mature fruit pods and store them in a refrigerator at 7°C for 2.5 weeks;
[0057] In the fruit pod disinfection step: take the spare fruit pod, soak it in washing powder water for 20 minutes, clean the surface of the seed shell with a brush, and rinse it with tap water for 15 minutes to obtain the first clean fruit pod; put the first clean fruit pod into a clean beaker , moved to the inoculation room, soaked in 75% medical alcohol for 30s on the aseptic operating table, stirred continuously with tweezers during the soaking period to ensure thorough disinfection, and then rinsed with sterile water for 3 times to obtain the second clean fruit pod; The clean pods were disinfected with 2% sodium hypochlorite for 1 min, then rinse...
Embodiment 3
[0066] The difference between embodiment 3 and embodiment 1 is:
[0067] In the explant selection step: select the female parent plant of Dendrobium asteroides with a plant age of 2 years, after growing fruit pods, continue to cultivate for 3.5 months, pick mature fruit pods and store them in a refrigerator at 3°C for 1.5 weeks;
[0068] In the fruit pod disinfection step: take the spare fruit pod, soak it in washing powder water for 15 minutes, clean the surface of the seed shell with a brush, and rinse it with tap water for 10 minutes to obtain the first clean fruit pod; put the first clean fruit pod into a clean beaker , moved to the inoculation room, soaked with 75% medical alcohol for 60s on the aseptic operating table, stirred continuously with tweezers during the soaking period to ensure thorough disinfection, and then rinsed with sterile water for 3 times to obtain the second clean fruit pod; the second clean fruit pod was obtained; The clean fruit pods were disinfec...
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