Sterilized method on tissue culture of Taiwan green jujube
Liming Guo
Abstract
Liming Guo
Abstract
Effects of sterilization on explants and of growth on callus were studied in the tissue culture of Taiwan green jujube of Zizyphus mauritiana by means of 1/600 carbendazim, 75%alcohol, 0.1% mercuric chloride and Tween-20 in order to establish the sterilization method of the tissue culture. The results were as follows: The explant pollution rate was decreased by spraying 1/600 carbendazim 5 days before the explants were used. 75% alcohol sterilized the explants for 30 seconds, 0.1% mercuric chloride with 3~5 drops of Tween-20 sterilized the explants for 5 minutes, which not only decreased the explant pollution rate, but also promoted the callus growth.
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Effects of sterilization on explants and of growth on callus were studied in the tissue culture of Taiwan green jujube of Zizyphus mauritiana by means of 1/600 carbendazim, 75%alcohol, 0.1% mercuric chloride and Tween-20 in order to establish the sterilization method of the tissue culture. The results were as follows: The explant pollution rate was decreased by spraying 1/600 carbendazim 5 days before the explants were used. 75% alcohol sterilized the explants for 30 seconds, 0.1% mercuric chloride with 3~5 drops of Tween-20 sterilized the explants for 5 minutes, which not only decreased the explant pollution rate, but also promoted the callus growth.
Key concepts: Explant culture, Sterilization (economics), Carbendazim, Tissue culture, Callus, Horticulture, Chloride, Chemistry