Micropropagation of Some Ornamental Plants
Abstract
Till now many horticulture plants have been successfully regeneratedon in vitro conditions. Among them there are ornamental plants such as: Rosa -miniature pot roses; Myrillocactus geometrizans - cacti, succulent plant;Echinopsis spachiana - cacti, succulent plant and Dianthus cariophyllus –carnation.Regeneration or micropropagation has been used for production ofcopies (clones) of the original unique plants (Hussery, 1986). Depending on thespecies, apical or axillar buds was used for micropropagation.References
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