Brassicaceae is one of the most prolific families of plants, with about 338 genera and about 3700 species, native to temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere and now introduced worldwide. The family has many species of vegetables and oil crops for human consumption or as spices, some species are important medicinal plants, ornamental plants, and some are also used as dyes, wild vegetables, or fodder, and are important cash crops.

To speed up the breeding process, Lifeasible has used tissue culture to expand and multiply Brassicaceae plants, which provides a more convenient way to breed and genetically improve Brassicaceae plants.

Tissue culture service

Some of the Brassicaceae plants that we have successfully tissue cultured

* The list of species that can be tissue cultured is constantly being updated, so please stay tuned.

Lifeasible has established a Brassicaceae plant regeneration system with a well-established platform and extensive project experience. We use stem segments, leaves, seeds, and flower buds of Brassicaceae plants as explants, and use different types of basic media with different types and levels of hormone selection to induce healing tissues, and complete shoot induction, and rooting culture.

Tissue culture is a necessary prerequisite and means for plant biotechnology. Lifeasible uses tissue culture technology to provide ideal Brassicaceae plant recipient materials for genetic engineering on the one hand, and to provide a new means for conventional improvement procedures, on the other hand, thus solving many problems that are difficult to solve by traditional methods and creating new varieties and types faster and better. On the other hand, it can provide a new means for conventional improvement procedures, thus solving many problems that are difficult to solve by traditional methods and creating new varieties and types faster and better.