This invention belongs to the field of
plant tissue culture and rapid propagation technology. A method for establishing a rapid propagation
system for *Symplocos buergeriana* includes inducing
shoot growth using *Symplocos buergeriana* stem segments as explants, inducing and proliferating axillary buds on the stem segments, inducing
callus tissue, inducing adventitious
bud differentiation from
callus tissue, and cultivating adventitious
bud roots. The stem segment
axillary bud induction and proliferation employ an integrated culture process, enabling directional induction of
axillary bud germination and
mass proliferation of clustered axillary buds without the need to change the specialized proliferation culture medium.
Axillary bud differentiation and propagation are completed sequentially, rapidly obtaining a large number of robust clustered axillary buds. This invention's method for establishing a rapid propagation
system for *Symplocos buergeriana* screens out an optimal culture medium formula and
plant growth regulator ratio that is not limited by
genotype differences and is universally applicable. It establishes for the first time a complete, stable,
genotype-independent, highly versatile, and highly efficient
tissue culture regeneration
system for *Symplocos buergeriana*, providing reliable
technical support for the protection of *Symplocos buergeriana*
germplasm resources, large-scale rapid propagation of superior
germplasm, and industrialized
seedling production.