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A Preliminary Study on Callus Induction of Aloe barbadensis

Luo Xiao-fang

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The influence upon callus induction and its growth by the category and size of the explants, method of implanting, combination of plant growth regulators, and the effect of AgNO_3 and vitamin C was studied when the segments of stem, shoot, leaf and root of Aloe barbadensis were applied as explants, MS was adopted as elementary medium added with varied quantities of 2,4-D, NAA, KT and the different combinations of these plant growth regulators, and different contents of AgNO_3 and Vitamin C were added into the medium. It was indicated by the results that the best explants were 2 cm long stems, the best implanting method was the horizontal placement, the best combination of plant growth regulators was NAA 15 mg/L +2,4-D 4 mg/L +KT 0.1 mg/L, with which the callus induction rate reached to be 90%. It was also showed that the addition of 10 mg/L AgNO_3 could promote the growth of the callus, and 5 mg/L of vitamin C was helpful to inhibit callus browning in the culture process.

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The influence upon callus induction and its growth by the category and size of the explants, method of implanting, combination of plant growth regulators, and the effect of AgNO_3 and vitamin C was studied when the segments of stem, shoot, leaf and root of Aloe barbadensis were applied as explants, MS was adopted as elementary medium added with varied quantities of 2,4-D, NAA, KT and the different combinations of these plant growth regulators, and different contents of AgNO_3 and Vitamin C were added into the medium. It was indicated by the results that the best explants were 2 cm long stems, the best implanting method was the horizontal placement, the best combination of plant growth regulators was NAA 15 mg/L +2,4-D 4 mg/L +KT 0.1 mg/L, with which the callus induction rate reached to be 90%. It was also showed that the addition of 10 mg/L AgNO_3 could promote the growth of the callus, and 5 mg/L of vitamin C was helpful to inhibit callus browning in the culture process.

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The influence upon callus induction and its growth by the category and size of the explants, method of implanting, combination of plant growth regulators, and the effect of AgNO_3 and vitamin C was studied when the segments of stem, shoot, leaf and root of Aloe barbadensis were applied as explants, MS was adopted as elementary medium added with varied quantities of 2,4-D, NAA, KT and the different combinations of these plant growth regulators, and different contents of AgNO_3 and Vitamin C were added into the medium. It was indicated by the results that the best explants were 2 cm long stems, the best implanting method was the horizontal placement, the best combination of plant growth regulators was NAA 15 mg/L +2,4-D 4 mg/L +KT 0.1 mg/L, with which the callus induction rate reached to be 90%. It was also showed that the addition of 10 mg/L AgNO_3 could promote the growth of the callus, and 5 mg/L of vitamin C was helpful to inhibit callus browning in the culture process.

Key concepts: Callus, Explant culture, Browning, Botany, Plant growth, Shoot, Tissue culture, Chemistry

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