Spathiphyllum somatic embryo inducing and plant regenerating method

Abstract

The invention provides a spathiphyllum somatic embryo inducing and plant regenerating method, which relates to a somatic embryo inducing and plant regenerating method and comprises the following steps of: 1, taking young and tender spathiphyllum test tube seedlings, cutting blades or petioles into small sections to be induced, and obtaining somatic embryos; 2, subculturing the somatic embryos into a somatic embryo multiplication culture medium for mass multiplication; and 3, transferring the somatic embryos onto the plant regeneration culture medium for culture to obtain complete small plants. The method has the advantages that the somatic embryo inducing rate reaches 97 percent to 100 percent, 50 to 200 somatic embryos can be formed on the surface of an explant in the primary culture, the inducing efficiency is obviously improved, and the plant regeneration rate of the obtained somatic embryos reaches 85 to 95 percent. The method solves the problems that the existing spathiphyllum somatic embryo has low inducing efficiency, and the explant material collection is inconvenient.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of plant induced regeneration, in particular to a method for inducing and regenerating plants from somatic embryos of Heliconia chinensis. Background technique [0002] White crane taro ( Spathiphyllum Schott), also known as white palm or smooth sailing, is an important tropical ornamental plant native to Central and South America, and is very popular in European and American markets. Introduced to mainland my country in the 1980s, it rapidly developed into an industry and became one of the most important tropical ornamental plants in my country. [0003] The plant tissue culture of Heliconia chinensis has been reported since the 1970s. It mainly uses explants such as terminal buds and stem segments to induce clustered buds, expands the number of reproduction by clustering buds, and then obtains complete plants by rooting culture. Its purpose is to achieve in vitro rapid propagation, expand the number of i...

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Problems solved by technology

According to reports, the efficiency of inducing somatic embryos is relatively low. Generally, only a single or a dozen somatic embryos can be produced on each explant; the collection of explants also needs to be in the flowering season, which is limited by the time limit of plant growth and development.

[0005] At present, there is no report on the successful induction of somatic embryos and plant regeneration from explants of vegetative organs such as leaves or petioles