英文摘要 |
The growth of rose shoot explants in vitro was affected by the sucrose concentration in the medium. When the 'Samantha' and 'Landora' explants were cultured on a medium with 30g/l of sucrose, the fresh and dry weight were the heaviest followed by the one which was cultured on a medium with 15g/l of sucrose. The poorest growth was when the explant was cultured on a medium with 3.8g/l of sucrose. The 'Pitica' explant showed the highest growth when it was cultured on a medium with 15g/l of sucrose, and the lowest growth was on a medium with 3.8g/l of sucrose. The propagation rates of these 3 cultivars were higher when they were cultured on a medium with 15 or 30g/l of sucrose. After 4 weeks in culture, the balance level of CO2 during the light period was apparently divided into 2 groups. The balance level of CO2 in the one cultured on a medium with lower level of sucrose dropped to below 290 ppm, while that in the one cultured on a medium with higher sucrose level (30g/l) was at 573 ppm. Furthermore, during the dark period, the balance level of CO2 in vessel increased when the level of sucrose increased. |