Study on the Plant Tissue Culture of Dormant Bud of Cloth Hebron

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The dormant buds of cloth Hebron was used as explants and was cut by using 4 kinds of methods before seeding in order to get the best explants processing method. 5 kinds of different medium formula were used in induced phase in order to get the best training program. The results showed that transferred the dormant bud bulb scale of cloth hebron and exposed 2~4mm height of leaf primordial after disinfected, the budding rate was highest; the cultivation effect was best in MS+ 6-BA0.5mg/L+KT0.02mg/L in induced phase. Keywords: Cloth Hebron, Dormant Bud, Medium

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