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Factors Affecting Micro-Propagation | Plants

The following points highlight the three main factors affecting micro-propagation. The factors are: 1. Genotype 2. Media 3. Cultural Conditions. Factor # 1. Genotype: Physiological conditions of the donor plants influence considerably in the process of morphogenesis. Larger sizes of the meristematic tissues are advantageous. Selecting juvenile parts of the plants yield better results than older ones. The most actively [...]

By |2016-12-23T06:34:57+00:00December 23, 2016|Micro-Propagation|Comments Off on Factors Affecting Micro-Propagation | Plants

Micro-Propagation of Ornamentals and Tree Species | Biotechnology

Plant propagation is carried out by sexual or asexual mode of life cycles. The asexual or vegetative reproduction produces genetically identical plants. Multiplication of several horticulturally important crops follows vegetative methods. Production of genetically identical plant cultivars by asexual method is called clonal propagation and genetically identical indiĀ­viduals derived from a single individual by asexual mode referred as clone. Contrast [...]

By |2016-12-23T06:34:57+00:00December 23, 2016|Micro-Propagation|Comments Off on Micro-Propagation of Ornamentals and Tree Species | Biotechnology

Micro-Propagation: Methods and Stages | Biotechnology

In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Methods of Micro-Propagation 2. Stages of Micro-Propagation 3. Advantages 4. Commercial Uses. Multiplication of genetically identical copies of a cultivar by asexual reproduction is called clonal propagation. The in vivo clonal propagation is often difficult, expensive and even unsuccessful. Tissue culture method offers an alternative way of clonal propagation which is popularly [...]

By |2016-11-02T05:49:31+00:00November 2, 2016|Micro-Propagation|Comments Off on Micro-Propagation: Methods and Stages | Biotechnology
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