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publicationNumber CN-104904603-B
titleOfInvention Spring begonia tissue culture breeding method
abstract The invention discloses a spring begonia tissue culture breeding method. The spring begonia tissue culture breeding method can purposefully induce formation of adventitious buds of spring begonias by regulating constituents of a plant growth regulator in a culture medium. Additionally, the spring begonia tissue culture breeding method can introduce development of roots, and finally enables test tube plantlets to develop into complete plants. The spring begonia tissue culture breeding method enables transplanting survival rate of the spring begonias to reach above 95%, can preserve and develop the spring begonias which are threatened, and establishes a good foundation for further utilization of the spring begonias in future.
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