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THE INFLUENCE OF SOME ORGANIC MEDIUM COMPOUNDS ON MULTIPLICATION OF GERBERA IN VITRO

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226_89

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643 – 646

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Abstract

The omitting or decreasing of the concentration of some organic compounds of the media used for gerbera micropropagation could reduce laboratory costs.
Shoots of three gerbera cultivars, Clementine, Saskia and Terravisa, were multiplied on media without or with the addition of thiamine, pyridoxine, nicotinic acid, meso-inositol, tyrosine and adenine sulfate in original strength or in concentration reduced to ½ or ¼. In three subsequent passages, the multiplication rate of gerbera shoots did not depend on the concentration of thiamine, pyridoxine, meso-inositol, and adenine sulphate.
The multiplication coefficient of ‘Saskia’ shoots was influenced by nicotinic acid concentration in the medium.

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International Symposium on Propagation of Ornamental Plants

Authors

U. Soczek, M. Hempel

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1988.226.89

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102. NUTRITION OF YOUNG PLANTS IN SMALL POTS

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103. SPREADING OF THREE PHYTOPATHOGENIC FUNGI IN ROCKWOOL CULTURE OF POINSETTIA STOCK PLANTS

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104. NUTRITION AND TRANSPLANTING DATES OF MODULE RAISED SUBJECTS 1986

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105. THE INFLUENCE OF THE VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION METHODS ON THE FLOWER YIELD OF GERBERA

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