Biology Forum › Botany Discussion › phalaenopsis tissue culture
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- July 7, 2005 at 12:36 pm #1395mothorcParticipant
anybody know about the medium and hormone contents to get protocorm from flowers of Phaleanopsis (petal, sepal)
- July 7, 2005 at 12:56 pm #26217KarenParticipant
I think it is usually taken from the dormant eye on the flower stalk/spike/whatever.
This is a good website on the subject: http://www.orchideenvermehrung.at/
The above website does tell what media to use, but it really only show how to make one potential new plant out of each node. Friends of mine have made it work, but success rate havn been that high, seems the was problem with strilsation.
But can you actually isolate growth points from a developed flower? I am think differentiated and undifferentiated cells? Would be interesting to hear more. I have heard of root tips turning into new plants. I also once saw a short article about some scientist who claimed to have grow orchids from leaf cuttings, but never saw more than that and I am perhaps to sceptical by nature to beleive all I read…
Gonna be interesting to hear what others have to say, probably more than I could contribute, but I will be listening.
- July 10, 2005 at 1:31 pm #26421mothorcParticipant
thank for your answer
it is an interesting site but too general,
In our lab, we can get protocorm from leaf, node, meristem, root. I saw an article about induce to get protocorm from sepal and petal but i can’t download
who can down load an UMI doctoral study on http://www.proquest.com with keyword:
phalaenopsis, flower, protocorm, tissue culture…can help me.
thanks a lot - September 12, 2006 at 10:00 am #54744mothorcParticipant
Wow, I’ve posted this topic for long time ago.
Anybody interested in tissue culture this kind of orchids? PM me please.
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