Rutaceae Plants Tissue Culture

Rutaceae plants are evergreen or deciduous trees, shrubs, or climbing vines or herbs found throughout the world and have a variety of uses.

• Some plant species of this family are used for both medicinal and food purposes, like spices, and as healthy fruits. The extracted essential oils can be used in plant pest and disease control as well as in the production of different products such as beverages, soaps, foods, fragrances, and cosmetics.
• Some plant species of this family have various pharmacological effects such as regulating blood lipids, increasing gastric secretion, anti-viral, dissolving stones, dilating bronchial tubes, promoting gastrointestinal motility, suppressing cough, activating blood circulation, promoting low red blood cell agglutination, and protecting cardiovascular and cerebral vessels.
• Some plant species of this family are fast-growing and can be cultivated for ornamental purposes or soil and water conservation, and can also be cultivated as fast-growing and productive forest species, as rootstocks for fruit trees, or as breeding material.

Tissue culture service

Some of the Rutaceae plants that we have successfully tissue cultured

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

Usually, all kinds of plant organs and tissues can be used as explants for plant tissue culture, but the regeneration ability of different explants varies. Therefore, one of the key points in the Rutaceae plant tissue culture technology provided by Lifeasible is to select suitable explants to establish a stable and efficient regeneration system.

In the tissue culture of Rutaceae plants, stem segments, leaves, petioles, immature fruits, seed embryos, stem nodes induced new leaves and stem tips can be used as explants, and stem segments of different Rutaceae plants show better healing induction, so we will prefer stem segments as explants in tissue culture. Based on our rich experience, both the healing tissue induction pathway and the direct organogenesis pathway can be used in the tissue regeneration process of Rutaceae plants.

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