Method for preparation of pinus massoniana lamb superior individual sterile explant and induction of initial bud
An explant and masson pine technology, applied in the field of plant reproduction, can solve the problems of difficulty in disinfection of explants, low initial bud occurrence rate, poor sprout activity, etc., and achieves high initial bud occurrence rate, good economic benefits and social benefits. Benefit, the effect of rapid sprout elongation
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[0022] A method for the preparation of aseptic explants of an excellent single plant of Masson pine and the initial bud induction method, using half-year-old masson pine tissue culture seedlings as the rootstock, and selecting the adult masson pine excellent plant GL38 from the excellent forest stand of Guangxi State-owned Paiyang Mountain Forest Farm Take tender shoots as scions. The scion was cut from an adult masson pine mother tree, wrapped in a wet towel, put into an incubator with an ice pack, brought back to refrigerated at 4°C, and grafted within 24 h by conventional methods. After the grafting survived, the main shoots of the grafted seedlings were knocked out to promote the growth of buds. When the sprouts reached a length of 3.0-5.0 cm, they were sprayed with a volume concentration of 0.1% carbendazim in a conventional way. After 1-2 days, they were harvested in fine weather and vigorously harvested. Long sprout strips with a length of 3.0-5.0 cm were used as explan...
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[0027] A method for the preparation of aseptic explants of an excellent single plant of Masson pine and the initial bud induction method, using half-year-old masson pine tissue culture seedlings as the rootstock, and selecting the adult masson pine excellent plant GL38 from the excellent forest stand of Guangxi State-owned Paiyang Mountain Forest Farm Take tender shoots as scions. The scion was cut from an adult masson pine mother tree, wrapped in a wet towel, put into an incubator with an ice pack, brought back to refrigerated at 4°C, and grafted within 24 h by conventional methods. After the grafting survived, the main shoots of the grafted seedlings were knocked out to promote the growth of buds. When the sprouting strips reached 3.0-5.0 cm long, they were sprayed with a volume concentration of 0.1% carbendazim solution by conventional methods. , the long sprout strips with a length of 3.0-5.0 cm are used as explants for future use.
[0028] After the explants were rinsed ...
Embodiment 3
[0032] A method for the preparation of aseptic explants of an excellent single plant of Masson pine and the initial bud induction method, using half-year-old tissue cultured seedlings of Masson pine as rootstock, and selecting the adult masson pine excellent plant GL105 from the excellent forest stand of Guangxi State-owned Paiyang Mountain Forest Farm. Take tender shoots as scions. The scion was cut from an adult masson pine mother tree, wrapped in a wet towel, put into an incubator with an ice pack, brought back to refrigerated at 4°C, and grafted within 24 h by conventional methods. After the grafting survived, the main shoots of the grafted seedlings were knocked out to promote the growth of buds. When the sprouts reached a length of 3.0-5.0 cm, the conventional method was used to spray a 0.1% thiophanate-methyl solution with a volume concentration. Vigorous, long sprouting strips measuring 3.0-5.0 cm were used as explants for future use.
[0033] After the explants were ...
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