英文摘要 |
Experiments were conducted to study the influence of carbon sources and concentrations on the in vitro growth and maintenance of Gerbera jamesonii plantlets for the purpose of efficient mother stock or gerplasm preservation. Cluster of shoots production from young capitulum explants of Gerbera were successfully cultured on a basal medium (1/2 MSH). The result of carbon sources experiment indicated that in order to prolong the time interval between subcultures of the in vitro preserved Gerbera plantlets, the addition of lactose to the medium was effective in lowering the growth rate of explants. The optimum lactose concentration was 1%. The interval between successive subculture could be extended to as long as 5 months. The growth vigor could be resumed after transferring the explants to a culture medium containing 3% sucrose. |