Euphorbiaceae Plant Tissue Culture

Euphorbiaceae Plant Tissue Culture

Euphorbiaceae Plant Tissue CultureA flowering plant among Euphorbiaceae plants
This is a plant species with both greening and economic benefits,
has great potential for development, and deserves to be noticed.

Euphorbiaceae plants are common herbs or woody plants, including four subfamilies, a wide range of distribution, mainly in the tropics or subtropics, in the world there are 300 genera, more than 8000 species. Euphorbiaceae plants have milky sap in the body, most of the plants are unisexual flowers, alternate leaves, and mostly monoecious.

Euphorbiaceae plants are not only a common landscape plant with a beautiful appearance, but also have certain medicinal value, both ornamental and economic. Euphorbiaceae plants are famous for producing rubber, oil, medicinal herbs, starch, wood, and other important economic products, and are a large family of oil-producing plants.

Tissue culture service

An important technology for the application development of Euphorbiaceae is the tissue culture fast propagation technology. Therefore, Lifeasible has established a tissue culture system to rapidly propagate Euphorbiaceae, and our technology has the characteristics of a short propagation period, fast propagation speed, ability to detoxify seedlings, culture conditions that can be artificially controlled, and factory nursery, so it is widely used.

Tissue culture technology route

  • Select suitable explants to form buds directly after induction, including axillary buds and adventitious buds. This method does not go through the healing tissue stage, can maintain the genetic characteristics of the species, is our more common method in the plant fast propagation of Euphorbiaceae.
  • The explants first form healing tissue, and then the healing tissue differentiates into buds.

The success rate of in vitro induction varies greatly among different exosome types. In our extensive experience, the younger the material is for nutritional propagation, the easier it is. Therefore, we generally choose young shoots, young leaves, or immature seeds of the current year, which are easy to induce successfully.

Euphorbiaceae Plant Tissue Culture

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