THE USE OF THE DRIVER-KUNIYUKI NUTRIENT MEDIUM FOR MICROPROPAGATION OF ROOTSTOCKS OF LC-52 (Cerasus vulgaris ? Cerasus fruticose) AND GIZELA 6 (Peisica vulgaris ? Cerasus canescens) STONE FRUIT CROPS
Journal Title: Journal of Experimental Biology and Agricultural Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 6, Issue 3
Abstract
The article presents an overview of the use of different nutrient media during in vitro micropropagation of plants. Further, article also provides information regarding the effect of Driver-Kuniyukinutrient medium on the proliferation and micropropagation of the LC-52 and Gisela-6 clonal rootstock of stone fruit. Result of study revealed that use of the Driver-Kuniyuki nutrient medium have significant effect on micropropagation of LC-52 and Gisela-6 clonal rootstocks of stone fruit and increase the size by 1.15 cm for the LC-52 rootstock and 0.5 cm for the Gizela-6 rootstock per passage.
Authors and Affiliations
Salman Magomedovich Khamurzaev , Ibragim Musaevich Bamatov , Elina Minerovna Butsaeva, Sergey Vasilievich Sibiryatkin
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- DOI 10.18006/2016.6(3).623.627
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