Tissue Culture

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 🌿Tissue Culture.🌿

New offspring, which are identical to the parental plant, can be produced by cultivating any vegetative tissue of a plant in a culture medium under controlled conditions. Offspring's thus obtained are called clone.

genetically identical clones can be obtained from tissue culture. Generally tissues are taken from apical buds, lateral buds or root tips for this purpose.

Sucrose, mineral salts, vitamins and plant growth substances are included in the culture medium used for tissue culture. Agar is used to solidify the medium. Sterilized conditions and controlling of temperature and light should be practiced.

  

Advantages of Tissue Culture.

               🌾 Ability of propagating plants that do not produce seeds                    successfully .

          🌾 Ability of having offspring that are identical to                                  mother plant.

Location: Western Australia, Australia

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