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Study on callus inducement and axillary bud multiplication of Chinese white poplar

Haiyan Ma

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Inducing calli from leaves of Populus tomentosa The results showed that the inducing medium of the calli is MS+NAA1.0 mg/L +6 BA0.1 mg/L and the differentiation medium is 1/2MS+BA0.5 mg/L. The twelve effective seedlings can be generated from single axillary bud. The medium for rooting is MS+IBA0.8~1.2 mg/L. Replanting survival rate is 87.5%.

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Inducing calli from leaves of Populus tomentosa The results showed that the inducing medium of the calli is MS+NAA1.0 mg/L +6 BA0.1 mg/L and the differentiation medium is 1/2MS+BA0.5 mg/L. The twelve effective seedlings can be generated from single axillary bud. The medium for rooting is MS+IBA0.8~1.2 mg/L. Replanting survival rate is 87.5%.

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Inducing calli from leaves of Populus tomentosa The results showed that the inducing medium of the calli is MS+NAA1.0 mg/L +6 BA0.1 mg/L and the differentiation medium is 1/2MS+BA0.5 mg/L. The twelve effective seedlings can be generated from single axillary bud. The medium for rooting is MS+IBA0.8~1.2 mg/L. Replanting survival rate is 87.5%.

Key concepts: Axillary bud, Callus, Biology, Botany, White (mutation), Tissue culture, Horticulture, Multiplication (music)

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