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titleOfInvention A method for detoxification of clover green vitrification by ultra-low temperature therapy
abstract The invention discloses a method for detoxification by vitrification ultra-low temperature therapy of cloverleaf, belonging to the technical field of plant detoxification. The disclosed specific steps include: (1) pre-culturing the aseptic seedlings of cloverleaf; (2) cutting the shoot tips of the aseptic clover seedlings after the pre-cultivation in step (1), and performing differentiation culture to obtain cloverleaf (3) cutting the shoot tips of the three-leaf green seedlings obtained in step (2), firstly using the PVS 2 solution with a concentration of 50 to 60% to load the shoot tips, and then using the PVS 2 solution containing nano-calcium carbonate to load the shoot tips; The tip is dehydrated, and the container containing the PVS 2 solution and the shoot tip is frozen at an ultra-low temperature; (4) the shoot tip after the ultra-low temperature freezing in step (3) is thawed, and then recovered and cultured to obtain a cloverleaf virus-free seedling. The stem tips of Cloveria chinensis treated by the vitrification ultra-low temperature therapy detoxification method provided by the invention not only have a high survival rate, but also have a high detoxification rate of the surviving seedlings.
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