Method for obtaining explants for tissue culture of bamboo
An acquisition method and explant technology, which is applied in the field of acquisition of bamboo cultivation explants, can solve the problems of low pollution rate and high induction rate, and achieve the effects of low pollution rate, strong germination ability and large number of cluster buds
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Embodiment 1
[0023] Embodiment 1: Acquisition of tissue culture explants of bamboo
[0024] In mid-February, select and measure the excellent green bamboo bushes and plant them in a container with a substrate. The container specification is 50 cm in diameter and 60 cm in height. The substrate in the container is 10 parts of topsoil, 3 parts of wood chaff, and decomposed organic 1 portion of fertilizer, and the row spacing of bamboo clumps is 0.7m×0.7m. After 6 months of planting, cut off the mother bamboo at a distance of 1.3m~1.5m from the ground, bury and apply 100~120g of compound fertilizer to each clump of mother bamboo, and cut off the old branches on the mother bamboo in June and February of the next year, when new shoots grow When it is too vigorous, loosen the soil around the container and remove the roots once. Cut semi-lignified branches from the mother bamboo several times every year from May to November, select branches with a diameter of 0.1-0.3 cm and 3-6 nodes, and cut off...
Embodiment 2
[0025] Embodiment 2: Diaosi bamboo tissue culture explant acquisition
[0026] In the first ten days of March, select and measure the excellent hanging silk bamboo clusters and plant them in the container with the substrate. The container specification is 80cm in diameter and 50cm in height. 2 parts of fertilizer, and the row spacing of bamboo clumps is 1.0m×1.3m. In the first ten days of September of that year, cut off the mother bamboo at a distance of 1.5m~1.8m from the ground, and apply 100~200g of compound fertilizer to each clump of mother bamboo in June, and cut off the old branches on the mother bamboo in July and March of the following year. When the bamboo shoots grow too vigorously, loosen the soil around the container and remove the roots once in March. Cut semi-lignified branches from the mother bamboo several times a year from May to November, select branches with a diameter of 0.2-0.4 cm and 4-6 nodes, and cut off the leaves. Cut every 3 nodes into a stem segm...
Embodiment 3
[0027] Embodiment 3: Acquisition of Fendan bamboo tissue culture explants
[0028] In the middle of March, select the excellent powder unit bamboo clumps that have been measured and plant them in a container with a substrate. The container specification is 70 cm in diameter and 55 cm in height. 1 part of organic fertilizer, and the row spacing of bamboo clumps is 0.8m×1.0m. After 7 months of planting, cut off the mother bamboo at a distance of 1.3m~1.5m from the ground, bury and apply 100~200g of compound fertilizer to each cluster of mother bamboo in March, and cut off the old branches on the mother bamboo in August and next March. When the new bamboo shoots grow too vigorously, loosen the soil around the container and remove the roots once in February. Cut semi-lignified branches from the mother bamboo several times a year from May to November, select branches with a diameter of 0.-0.3 cm and 3-6 nodes, and cut off the leaves. Cut every 3 nodes into a stem section, and the...
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