which r the various processes in tissue culture
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There Are 3 Main Stages In Tissue Culture.
• Stage 1: is the initiation phase. It concerns the establishment of plant tissue in vitro by sterilizing the material and initiating it into culture.
• Stage 2: is the multiplication phase. At this stage, the in vitro plant material is re-divided and placed in a medium with plant growth regulators that induce the proliferation of multiple shoots. This process is repeated many times until the number of plants desired is reached.
• Stage 3: is the root formation phase. It involves the introduction of hormones to induce rooting and the formation of complete plantlets.
• Stage 1: is the initiation phase. It concerns the establishment of plant tissue in vitro by sterilizing the material and initiating it into culture.
• Stage 2: is the multiplication phase. At this stage, the in vitro plant material is re-divided and placed in a medium with plant growth regulators that induce the proliferation of multiple shoots. This process is repeated many times until the number of plants desired is reached.
• Stage 3: is the root formation phase. It involves the introduction of hormones to induce rooting and the formation of complete plantlets.
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Answer:Various step-wise processes are done while performing the tissue culture
Explanation:These processes are primary treatment, reproduction/cell , shooting or rooting , primary hardening, secondary hardening,etc
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