1992
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-07770-2_2
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Micropropagation of Asparagus (Asparagus officinalis L.)

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“…The main differences between the ARBM-0 and ARBM-3 cultures medium are the presence of ancymidol and a higher sucrose concentration (60 g l -1 ) in the latter medium (Table 3). The ancymidol is a growth retardant that, combined with high doses of sucrose, improves rooting and plantlet development in asparagus (Desjardins et al 1987;Desjardins 1992;Carmona-Martin et al 2014). In the work cited above, the explants were continuously cultured on the medium with ancymidol and high doses of sucrose.…”
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“…The main differences between the ARBM-0 and ARBM-3 cultures medium are the presence of ancymidol and a higher sucrose concentration (60 g l -1 ) in the latter medium (Table 3). The ancymidol is a growth retardant that, combined with high doses of sucrose, improves rooting and plantlet development in asparagus (Desjardins et al 1987;Desjardins 1992;Carmona-Martin et al 2014). In the work cited above, the explants were continuously cultured on the medium with ancymidol and high doses of sucrose.…”
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“…Phương pháp này có nhiều hạn chế như hệ số nhân giống thấp, không đảm bảo sạch bệnh. Phương pháp nhân giống bằng hạt khó thực hiện với người nông dân vì Măng tây là cây phân tính khác thân dị hợp tử, việc thụ phấn tạo hạt khó tiến hành [5]. Do đó, hạt giống Măng tây thường được sản xuất bởi các đơn vị chuyên môn, tuy nhiên hạt có tỉ lệ nảy mầm không cao và giá thành đắt đỏ nên việc cung cấp giống Măng tây gặp nhiều khó khăn.…”
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“…Several authors pointed out that major obstacle of Asparagus micropropagation protocols is not the establishment and multiplication of shoots, but root initiation. None of the existing pathways for large commercial scale propagation of Asparagus is useful, as regenerated plantlets have poor survival hardening rate (Desjardins, 1992). Asparagus plants require vigorously growing roots for successful transplantation, the obstacles of Asparagus rooting in vitro can be categorized into three aspects: 1. low rooting rate, 2. big mount of abnormal roots, 3. low survival rate after transplanting to the greenhouse (Ren et al, 2012).…”
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