Tissue culture is a technique used to grow plants in a sterile environment from small pieces of plant tissue. This method allows for the rapid production of high-quality, disease-free plants

Disease-free plants: Tissue culture produces plants free from pests and diseases. Rapid multiplication: Large quantities of plants can be produced in a short period. Genetic uniformity: All plants produced through tissue culture are genetically identical, ensuring uniformity in growth and yield. Year-round production: Plants can be produced year-round, regardless of seasonal changes.

Tissue culture can be used to grow a wide variety of plants, including ornamental plants, rare and native species, crops, and medicinal plants. At Ethereal DNA, we specialize in the tissue culture production of rare and native plants.

The process of tissue culture involves several steps: 1. Selection of explant: A small piece of plant tissue is selected. 2. Sterilization: The explant is sterilized to eliminate any contaminants. 3. Culturing: The explant is placed in a nutrient-rich medium under sterile conditions. 4. Multiplication: The explant grows and multiplies into multiple plantlets. 5. Rooting: The plantlets are transferred to a rooting medium. 6. Acclimatization: The rooted plantlets are gradually acclimatized to the external environment before being transplanted to soil.

The time required for tissue culture varies depending on the plant species and specific protocols used. Generally, it takes several months from the initial culture to the acclimatization of plantlets.

Successful tissue culture requires: A sterile environment to prevent contamination. A controlled climate with appropriate temperature, humidity, and light. Nutrient-rich media to support plant growth. Skilled personnel to manage and execute the process.

The auxins used in tissue culture applications include 3-acetic acid (IAA), indole-3-butyric acid (IBA), 1-naphthaleneacetic acid (NAA), and 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D). The type of hormone and the concentration to be used in the process depends on the plant species you work on.

Cytokinin is a plant growth regulator that stimulates cell division and differentiation in plant tissues. It is commonly used in tissue culture to promote shoot formation and branching. Cytokinin can be used in combination with auxin to promote callus formation and somatic embryogenesis.

The auxins used in tissue culture applications include kinetin, zeatin, benzylaminopurine (BAP). The specific type and concentration of cytokinin used will depend on the tissue type and desired response in tissue culture.

While many plants can be propagated using tissue culture, some species may be more challenging due to their specific growth requirements or susceptibility to contamination. Our experts at Ethereal DNA continuously research and develop protocols to overcome these challenges.

The cost of tissue culture plants varies based on the species, quantity, and specific requirements of the plants. For detailed pricing information, please contact our sales team.

Ethereal DNA offers: Technical Support: Assistance with planting and care instructions. Quality Assurance: Guaranteed quality and health of plants. Customer Service: Responsive support for any issues or queries.