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titleOfInvention A kind of in vitro regeneration method of Caragana caragana using cotyledon nodes as explants
abstract The invention discloses a high-efficiency regeneration method of Caragana caragana using cotyledon nodes as explants. Using the cotyledon nodes as the starting explants, a rapid and effective regeneration system was established through direct organogenesis, without the induction and differentiation of callus, which simplified the culture process and obtained Caragana caragana in a short time. Regenerating plants, the phenotypic consistency of tissue culture seedlings cultivated by this method is high, and the excellent characteristics of the mother are stably maintained. By establishing an in vitro regeneration system with cotyledon nodes as the starting explants, a strong technical guarantee is provided for the expansion and development of the rapid propagation system and genetic transformation system of Caragana japonica, and then the transgenic represented by Caragana japonica can be successfully carried out. Breeding work.
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