Red root wild broad bean stem section tissue culture seedling culture method
A tissue culture, wild broad bean technology, applied in horticultural methods, botanical equipment and methods, horticulture and other directions, can solve the problems of difficult survival of transplanting, long growth cycle, slow reproduction speed, etc., to reduce incomplete sterilization and alleviate Scarcity of resources, the effect of increasing quantity
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[0044] A method for tissue culture and seedling cultivation of stem segments of red-rooted wild broad bean, comprising:
[0045] Explant selection steps: After sowing the red-rooted wild broad bean seeds in a culture bottle, subculture for 75 days until the seedlings grow to 11 cm, and obtain first-level bottle seedlings;
[0046] Inoculation steps: take out the first-level bottle seedlings, after disinfection, take out the seedlings, cut off the leaves and petioles on the stems of the seedlings, and then cut the stems of the seedlings into several stem segments, the length of the stem segment is 2cm, each Each stem segment has at least one axillary bud, and then several stem segments are transplanted to 1 / 2MS medium for cultivation to obtain inoculated stem segments;
[0047] The disinfection process is as follows: move the first-level bottle seedlings to the inoculation room, and perform the following operations on the aseptic operation workbench; first tear off the sealing film on...
Embodiment 2
[0054] A method for tissue culture and seedling cultivation of stem segments of red-rooted wild broad bean, comprising:
[0055] Explant selection steps: After sowing the red-rooted wild broad bean seeds in a culture flask, subculture for 70-80 days until the seedlings grow to 10cm, and obtain first-level flask seedlings;
[0056] Inoculation steps: Take out the first-level bottle seedlings, after disinfection, take out the seedlings, cut off the leaves and petioles on the stems of the seedlings, and then cut the stems of the seedlings into several stem segments, the length of the stem segment is 1.5cm, Each stem segment has at least one axillary bud, and then several stem segments are transplanted to 1 / 2MS medium for cultivation to obtain inoculated stem segments;
[0057] The disinfection process is as follows: move the first-level bottle seedlings to the inoculation room, and perform the following operations on the aseptic operation workbench; first tear off the sealing film on th...
Embodiment 3
[0063] A method for tissue culture and seedling cultivation of stem segments of red-rooted wild broad bean, comprising:
[0064] Explant selection steps: After sowing the red-rooted wild broad bean seeds in a culture flask, subculture for 80 days until the seedlings grow to 12 cm, and obtain first-level flask seedlings;
[0065] Inoculation steps: take out the first-level bottle seedlings, after disinfection, take out the seedlings, cut off the leaves and petioles on the stems of the seedlings, and then cut the stems of the seedlings into several stems, the length of the stems is 2.5cm, Each stem segment has at least one axillary bud, and then several stem segments are transplanted to 1 / 2MS medium for cultivation to obtain inoculated stem segments;
[0066] The disinfection process is as follows: move the first-level bottle seedlings to the inoculation room, and perform the following operations on the aseptic operation workbench; first tear off the sealing film on the bottle mouth of...
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