Development of Micropropagation Systems of Coelogyne cristata - Naing, Aung Htay
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The different micropropagation systems of Myanmar Native Orchid, Coelogyne cristata have been developed through direct shoot multiplication, PLBs proliferation and subsequent regeneration, and callus formation and somatic embryogenesis using different kinds of PGRs, media and supplements. Shoot regeneration through somatic embryogenesis showed slow and poor growth as compared to those plants obtained from above two ways. When uniform plantlets were transferred on rooting and shoot growth culture, they produced an average of 15 roots per explant. Ploidy analysis of regenerated plants using Flow…mehr

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The different micropropagation systems of Myanmar Native Orchid, Coelogyne cristata have been developed through direct shoot multiplication, PLBs proliferation and subsequent regeneration, and callus formation and somatic embryogenesis using different kinds of PGRs, media and supplements. Shoot regeneration through somatic embryogenesis showed slow and poor growth as compared to those plants obtained from above two ways. When uniform plantlets were transferred on rooting and shoot growth culture, they produced an average of 15 roots per explant. Ploidy analysis of regenerated plants using Flow Cytometer (FCM) revealed no ploidyvariation. According to we presented here, shoot regeneration through PLB segment is more suitable for both germplasm conversation and rapid mass propagation of the endangered orchid, Coelogyne cristata.
Autorenporträt
Aung Htay Naing was born on 16th of January 1983 at Pale Township, Myanmar. In 2005, he obtained his B.Agr.Sc from Yezin Agricultural University in Myanmar and obtained his M.Sc from Kyungpook National University in 2010. The results of his research on development of in vitro propagation methods of Myanmar Wild Orchid are described in this thesis.