Оptimization of blackberry clonal micropropagation

Micropropagation as Means of Rapid Multiplication of Newly Developed Blackberry and Black Currant Cultivars

Buds from the branches cut during dormancy (end of January) were used as the initial explants and set to develop under laboratory conditions at room temperature. Aseptic culture was established on Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium with BA 2.0, IBA 0.5 and GA3 0.1 mg 1-1. MS media with BA and IBA or NAA and GA3 were used for multiplication phase, whereas medium MS with mineral salts reduced to 1/2...

Tissue culture studies on clonal variations in micropropagation of Dalbergia sissoo

The present study was undertaken to study the in vitro responses of different clones of Dalbergia sissoo. For this study, three clones: one from Uttarakhand (clone No.09), Rajasthan (clone No.59) and Haryana (clone No.79) were investigated. These clones were selected on the phenotypic characters of candidate plus trees namely: higher volume of wood, clean bole length and stem form, etc. These c...

Blackberry (Morus nigra) anaphylaxis

Alergol Inmunol Clin, December 1999 Vol. 14, No 6, pp. 398-401 The blackberry (Morus nigra, Rubus fruticosus) (Fig. 1) is the fruit of the blackberry bush, a wild-occurring bush of the Rosaceae family, genus Rubus. A number of proteins from fruits of this family have been implicated in allergic processes, both independently and in association with pollenosis. There have been reports of asthma, ...

Micropropagation of Anthurium spp

Automatic Micropropagation of Plants

Micropropagation is a sophisticated technique for the rapid multiplication of plants. It has a great commercial potential due to the speed of propagation, the high plant quality, and the ability to produce disease-free plants. However, micropropagation is usually done by hand which makes the process cost-intensive and tedious for the workers especially because it requires a sterile work-place. ...