SORBITOL AND SUCROSE AS CARBON SOURCE FOR CALLUS-CULTURE OF SOME SPECIES OF ROSACEAE
SORBITOL AND SUCROSE AS CARBON SOURCE FOR CALLUS-CULTURE OF SOME SPECIES OF ROSACEAE
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10.1139/b76-054
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
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CHONG, C
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COFFIN, R;TAPER, CD;CHONG, C
Initiation of stem callus cultures on a nutrient medium with either 3% sucrose and (or) 3% sorbitol as carbon source was attempted with 17 species selected from the following genera of the Rosaceae:Amelanchier, two spp.;Crataegus, one sp.;Malus, one sp.;Prunus, nine spp.;Pyrus, one sp.;Sorbus, two spp.; andSpiraea, one sp. In the case ofMalus pumilavar.niedzwetzkyana(crabapple), sucrose and sorbitol media were equally effective in callus initiation, and equal growth was maintained on these media. Callus ofSpiraea vanhoutteiwas initiated only on sucrose medium and no callus ofPrunus tenellaformed on either medium. With all other species, callus was initiated and (or) gave better growth on further subculture on sucrose than on sorbitol medium, except forPrunus persica(peach), which grew better on sorbitol.