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steps to formation of callus bridge

1.first cell division (24 hours)


2.callus bridge formation (5 days)


3.differentiation (10-15)


4.occurrence of vessels(15-20)


5.lignification of callus(25-45)



Symptoms of graft incompatibility

1. few or no successful unions


2. successful unions that later die


3. nutrient deficiencies


4. dwarf trees


5. differential growth near union


6. degeneration of tissues

Types of graft incompatibility

1.Non translocatable


2.Translocatable


-Rootstock sends PGRs that are no bueno


3. Pathogen induced incompatibility


-Virus/ phytoplasma

why wrap it

humidity


keep in place

what is callus tissue

undifferentiated thin walled parenchema

photomorphogenesis

physiological reaction to light

What made MS so boss

addition of NO3 and NH4 allowed for more control of pH and better uptake of nutrients



difference b/t WPM and MS

Less salts in WPM and lower chloride


calcium chloride in MS replaced with calcium nitrate


potassium nitrate in MS replaced with potassium sulfate

PGRS source and sink

often moved in phloem, but can have local effects

Auxin

polar transport shoot to roots


promotes adventitious rooting

Cytokinin

promotes cell division in the presence of auxin

gibberillins

Cell elongation

ABA

regulates stomatal opening drought stress

Ethylene

accelerates ripening/ abscission

Why buy tissue culture propagated plants

Only source


virus free certified


rapid introduction to the market place

stages of commercial plant microprop

1. analysis


2. isolation


3. stabalization


-obtain uniform and continuous shoots


- obtain uniform consistant embryos or organs


4.optimization


5. rooting/ acclimatization





Adventitious systems

embroygenesis


organ culture


shoot organogenesis

microprop advantages

small space


independent of seasonality


little attention between subculture



new isolations problems

erratic growth


distorted leaves


excess callus


phenolic exudation

why cytokinin curve

rate that


only axillary buds


compo axiliary adventitious


toxicity


-promote good shoot prolif from auxillary but not adventitious

ex vitro rooting

more successful/ functional roots


culture space

rejuvenation of episodic

serial sub-culturing

juvenility

inability to flower


ability to form adv roots


continuous growth (episodic plants)


may involve dramatic shift


increased runners

min somaclonal variation

proper hormone levels (lowest level acceptable)


minimize number of subcultures

reduce hyperhyd

lower cytokinin


increased ventilation


adjust conc anf type of gelling material

why embryo rescue

-shitty endosperm


-complicated dormancy

physio of hyper

lower stomata density


less chlorophyll


higher water


malformed chlorplasts

causes of hyperhy

high humidity


high water potential in medium


high cytokinin