Tissue culture seedling growing method for Centranthera grandiflora Benth
A tissue culture, wild bean technology, applied in horticultural methods, botanical equipment and methods, horticulture and other directions, can solve the problems of scarcity of wild resources of red-rooted wild bean, low natural reproduction ability of seeds, and inability to meet the needs of drug use, etc. Availability, faster germination, and shorter growth cycle
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[0076] A method for raising seedlings by tissue culture of red-rooted broad bean, comprising:
[0077] Explant selection step: select a healthy wild red-rooted broad bean plant, let it bloom and bear fruit, after the fruit pods mature, pick and preserve the fruit pods to obtain spare fruit pods; the plant age of the red-rooted wild broad bean plant is 3 years; Select mature and intact fruit pods from mid-to-late September to early October. Since the seed shells of the fruit pods are thin and easy to be cracked or crushed, they should be carefully collected and kept.
[0078] Fruit pod disinfection steps: Take out the spare fruit pods, peel off the outermost shell of the spare fruit pods, soak the spare fruit pods with the outermost shell peeled off in detergent water for 5 minutes, and then rinse them with tap water for 3 minutes. Obtain the first clean fruit pod; place the first clean fruit pod in a beaker, soak it with 75% alcohol for 1 min, rinse it twice with sterile water...
Embodiment 2
[0087] A method for raising seedlings by tissue culture of red-rooted broad bean, comprising:
[0088] Explant selection steps: select a healthy wild red-rooted broad bean plant, let it bloom and bear fruit, after the fruit pods mature, pick and store the fruit pods to obtain spare fruit pods; the plant age of the red-rooted wild broad bean plant is 3-4 Years; select mature and intact fruit pods from mid-to-late September to early October. Since the seed shells of the pods are thin and easy to be cracked or crushed, they should be carefully collected and kept.
[0089] Fruit pod disinfection steps: Take out the spare fruit pods, peel off the outermost shell of the spare fruit pods, soak the spare fruit pods with the outermost shell peeled off in detergent water for 10 minutes, and then rinse them with tap water for 5 minutes. Obtain the first clean fruit pod; place the first clean fruit pod in a beaker, soak it with 75% alcohol for 1 min, rinse it with sterile water for the fi...
Embodiment 3
[0098] A method for raising seedlings by tissue culture of red-rooted broad bean, comprising:
[0099] Explant selection steps: select a healthy wild red-rooted broad bean plant, let it bloom and bear fruit, after the fruit pods mature, pick and store the fruit pods to obtain spare fruit pods; the plant age of the red-rooted wild broad bean plant is 3-4 Years; select mature and intact fruit pods from mid-to-late September to early October. Since the seed shells of the pods are thin and easy to be cracked or crushed, they should be carefully collected and kept.
[0100] Fruit pod disinfection steps: Take out the spare fruit pods, peel off the outermost shell of the spare fruit pods, soak the spare fruit pods with the outermost shell peeled off in detergent water for 10 minutes, and then rinse them with tap water for 5 minutes. Obtain the first clean fruit pod; place the first clean fruit pod in a beaker, soak it with 75% alcohol for 1 min, rinse it with sterile water for the fi...
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