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Technical improvement of a new bioreactor for large scale micropropagation of several Vaccinium cultivars

Article number

1180_53

Pages

387 – 392

Language

English

Abstract

The aim of this study was to evaluate the new Plantform bioreactor for large scale micropropagation of several Vaccinium cultivars.
Micropropagation in the bioreactors was very cost effective by elimination of agar, more plants per unit, less handling due to no positioning of explants in the bioreactor and rooting in the same unit.
Ex vitro was facilitated with no agar in the medium and due to aeration of the bioreactor the plant quality was improved.

Publication

XI International Vaccinium Symposium

Authors

M. Welander, A. Sayegh, F. Hagwall, T. Kuznetsova, A. Holefors

Keywords

plantform bioreactor, temporary immersion system (TIS), large scale micropropagation, Vaccinium

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2017.1180.53

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