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HARDY ORCHIDS: SYMBIOTIC IN VITRO PROPAGATION AND CULTIVATION

Article number
393_19
Pages
165 – 172
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Abstract
Protocorms of Dactylorhiza majalis were grown with six strains of mycorrhizal fungi in vitro in order to investigate the influence of different fungi on plant development.
It was found that the fungi influenced not only the growth rate but also organogenesis.
The choice of fungi affected the probability for shoot formation after vernalization, as well as the appearance and shape of the protocorms.
The question of symbiotic versus asymbiotic propagation are being discussed.

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Authors
Bo I. Jørgensen
Keywords
Dactylorhiza sp, Orchidaceae, orchid mycorrhiza, symbiotic micropropagation, seedling development
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