Titlebook: High-Tech and Micropropagation VI; Y. P. S. Bajaj Book 1997 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1997 Aromapflanzen.Biotechnologie, Pflanzen.

PAN

Micropropagation of Amaryllis (,)The genus . of the Amaryllidaceae family consists of 75 species which, apart from one West African species, all originated in South America (Bailey Hortorium Staff 1976). . is commonly known as the giant amaryllis, Barbados lily, fire lily or the Royal Dutch amaryllis (Macoboy 1969).

dissolution

Microprogation of Ornamental Bromeliads (Bromeliaceae)The family Bromeliaceae contains about 2500 species native to tropical North and South America (Dimmitt 1992). The regions richest in bromeliads are Mexico, the Antilles, Costa Rica, eastern and southern Brazil, the Andes of Colombia, Peru, and Chile (Rauh 1990).

畸形

burnish

Micropropagation of , L. (Summer Snowflake). L. (Amaryllidaceae) is a perennial bulb plant with linear leaves and is up to 65 cm high (Fig. 1). It exhibits a very well expressed period of physiological dormancy, which starts at the beginning of the summer after ripening of the seeds. The active vegetation period is from February to June.

MELD

Micropropagation of , S.D. (Yellow Pitaya)Pitayas are succulent rustic cacti, (Cactaceae family) originating from tropical America, and found in a wild state in Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Mexico, and Costa Rica. They are usually found from sea level up to 1800 m (Britton and Rose 1963).

音乐等

Jocose

整体

Micropropagation of , Species (Cactaceae)ability of the genus, in its forms, color of flowers, its small size, and relative ease of culture and maintenance, all of which make it a horticultural favorite. Unfortunately, these factors mean that many species of the group are threatened with extinction. The following sections present a brief description of this genus.

思考

peptic-ulcer