Liliaceae Plant Tissue Culture
Liliaceae is a group of Liliales that originated in China and is now mainly distributed in temperate regions of the northern hemisphere, including eastern Asia, Europe, and North America. At least 280 genera and 4,000 species have been discovered worldwide.
Liliaceae plants have a wide range of uses, both as flowers and medicines, many of which are edible, and some can be used to make beauty and health products. The bulbs of some species are rich in nutrients and can be eaten fresh or dried, or used medicinally.
Liliaceae plants are mainly propagated by asexual propagation such as cuttings, dividing plants and bulbs, but long-term asexual propagation will accumulate a large number of viruses in the plant and cause virus diseases, which will seriously affect the ornamental value of flowers and leaves as well as the medicinal value of bulbs and whole plants.
Tissue culture service
Lifeasible can produce non-viral Liliaceae seedlings using plant tissue culture technology. Our tissue culture technology is also widely used in selecting new varieties of Liliaceae plants, production of high-quality seedlings, variety purification and rejuvenation, production of secondary metabolites, germplasm resource innovation, conservation, etc.
Some of the Lilium plants of the family Liliaceae that we have successfully tissue cultured
- Lilium davidii var. willmottiae
- Lilium sulphureum
- Lilium oriental hybrids
- Lilium spp
- Lilium davidii var. unicolor
- Lilium brownie
- Lilium oriental × Lilium trumpet
- Lilium longiflorum
- Lilium auratum × Lilium seciosum
- Lilium brownii var. viridulum
- Lilium henryi
- Lilium auratum × Lilium speciosum
- Lilium simplon
- Lilium pumilum
- Lilium formosanum × Lilium longiflorum
- Lilium bakerianum var. rubrum
- Lilium trompeten
- Lilium concolor
- Lilium lancifolium
- Lilium sargentiae
- Lilium dauricum
- Lilium distichum
- Lilium cernuum
- Lilium regale
- Lilium speciosum
- Lilium japonicum
- Lilium leucanthum
- Lilium tsingtauense
A total of 24 genera of Liliaceae plants have been successfully cultured by the tissue culture system established by Lifeasible, among which 28 species and hybrids of the genus Lilium have been successfully cultured, and many of the Liliaceae plants have matured in the tissue culture fast-breeding technology and can be used for the factory production of seedlings.
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