The invention discloses an
inoculation method for seed embryos in green-skinned fruits of thin-skinned walnuts, and belongs to the technical field of
plant tissue culture. Healthy green-skinned fruits of thin-skinned walnuts are selected, washed and disinfected with
alcohol with a
mass concentration of 75%, and in a clean bench, part of the green
skin is
cut off to
expose the seed shell, and the seed embryos without cotyledons are inoculated into the culture medium after prying. On the 28th day of culture, the
contamination rate,
browning rate, and brown death rate are all 0, the
survival rate is 100%, and the seed embryos grow well. The invention does not use highly toxic reagents such as mercuric
chloride and irritating
sodium hypochlorite for disinfection, the disinfection
reagent does not contact the seed
embryo, and after disinfection, it is not rinsed with
sterile water, and it is not necessary to remove all the green
skin and clamp the seed shell during
inoculation; it saves time, labor, water, reagents, and costs, is safe,
environmentally friendly, high-quality and efficient, is suitable for scientific research and factory-scale
tissue culture seedlings, and lays a technical foundation for walnut subculture proliferation and the establishment of a leaf regeneration
system for genetic transformation and
gene editing to cultivate new varieties, and can also be used for the
inoculation of seed embryos of other
plant fruits.