Rhodiola Plant Tissue Culture

Rhodiola Plant Tissue Culture

Rhodiola plants growing in the wild

Rhodiola plants are perennial herbs or subshrubs of the Crassulaceae family. There are 96 species of Rhodiola in the world, most of them are distributed in the northern hemisphere in the alpine zone of limestone, granite mountain glacier, and mountain beam grassland or valley rocks with the altitude of 3,500~5,000m in China as the distribution center.

Some plants of Rhodiola are traditional rare medicinal herbs, and modern medicine has proved that the extracts of various medicinal plants of this genus contain a variety of chemical composition types and a wide range of pharmacological effects. It is widely valued for its anti-hypoxia, anti-fatigue, anti-tumor, anti-radiation, and anti-aging effects, among more than 20 others.

Tissue culture service

The genus Rhodiola grows in harsh and variable environmental conditions such as alpine tundra and woodland on mountain slopes and is distributed in patches. Therefore, Lifeasible has established a stable and efficient tissue culture system for Rhodiola plants to provide a large number of high-quality seedlings with uniform traits in morphology, physiology, ecology, cultivation, pharmacology, and chemical composition of this genus.

Some of the Rhodiola plants that we have successfully tissue cultured

  • Rhodiola quadrifida
  • Rhodiola crenulata
  • Rhodiola fastigiata
  • Rhodiola yunnanensis
  • Rhodiola sachalinensis
  • Rhodiola kirilowii
  • Rhodiola henryi

Rhodiola plant is a natural wild resource and its harsh environment makes its growth extremely slow, thus severely limiting its yield. Lifeasible uses tissue culture to solve the problems of shortage of wild resources, low natural reproduction rate, and difficulty in artificial cultivation of Rhodiola plant.

The production of secondary metabolites from plant suspension culture cells has the advantages of a short culture cycle, homogeneous material, and good reproducibility. Lifeasible has identified the suitable suspension culture healing tissues and used them as the basis for establishing stable and highly viable Rhodiola plant suspension cell lines, which are important for the production of Rhodiola plant secondary metabolites.

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