Studies on Callus Tissue Culture for Different Explants of Dioscorea opposita
Li Zhaowei
Abstract
Li Zhaowei
Abstract
The callus cultivating effects of different Dioscorea opposita explants were compared for establishing a high efficient plant regeneration system and providing a possible way to further use genetic transformation for variety improvement and new varieties of breeding.Results showed that the induction efficiency of different explants were obviously different on the same medium,which were shown as bulbilshoot-tipleaf and stemtuber.The induction percentages of callus of the same explants were different on the medium supplied with different phytohormones concentration.The combination of MS+1.0 mg/L 6-BA+0.5 mg/L NAA was the best for callus induction from bulbil.
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The callus cultivating effects of different Dioscorea opposita explants were compared for establishing a high efficient plant regeneration system and providing a possible way to further use genetic transformation for variety improvement and new varieties of breeding.Results showed that the induction efficiency of different explants were obviously different on the same medium,which were shown as bulbilshoot-tipleaf and stemtuber.The induction percentages of callus of the same explants were different on the medium supplied with different phytohormones concentration.The combination of MS+1.0 mg/L 6-BA+0.5 mg/L NAA was the best for callus induction from bulbil.
Key concepts: Callus, Explant culture, Dioscorea, Transformation (genetics), Tissue culture, Botany, Regeneration (biology), Horticulture