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

典型

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-03354-8Aromapflanzen; Biotechnologie, Pflanzen; Gewebekultur, Pflanzen; Heilpflanzen; Pflanzenzüchtung; Ve; aroma

小溪

Micropropagation of , (Willd.) Briq., Thailand, and parts of Africa. In India it grows wild in the Himalayan region, from the Shimla hills extending through the Kumaon and Garhwal hills, at an altitudinal range of 600-2300 m, in the Parasnath hills (Bihar) and in Gujarat and Western Ghats (Anonymous 1950; Husain et al. 1992).

擔(dān)心

Micropropagation of , Eichl. and , Morren var. , (Marantaceae) emerge from an articulate petiole. The flowers are insignificant, hermaphrodite, irregular, provided with a calyx, a corolla, and five stamina, of which only half are fertile. The ovary is 1–3-locular with a single ovule in each cavity; the fruit is a berry or a nut.

手銬

Micropropagation of , Cultivarsthe greatest contribution from the Philippines to the field of ornamentals. Current cultivars were developed through a breeding program at the University of the Philippines at Los Ba?os (Rosario 1987). The cultivars were named after important women in Filipino history (Rosario 1984).

發(fā)現(xiàn)

Micropropagation of , (Daffodils)ral corona (trumpet or cup) and is born on a leafless scape (stem). The bulb is complex, having both swollen leaf bases and leaf scales surrounding the bud which gives rise to new leaves and the inflorescence. All are borne on a compressed stem (basal plate or disc) which gives rise to adventitious roots (Rees 1972).

Hectic

Micropropagation of ,true flowers supported by a fleshy axil. The protogynous nature of the bisexual flowers in . favors cross-pollination. The commercial flower is a combination of the spadix and a colorful modified leaf, termed spathe. Attractive foliage of some species makes anthuriums also suitable for leaf harvest and cultivation as a potted plant.

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主講人

Book 1997a. .II. Medicinal and Miscellaneous Plants: .Duboisia., .Matricaria., .Sideritis., .Dictamnus albus., and .Simmondsia. .chinensis.. . This book is of use to research workers, advanced students, and teachers in the field of horticulture, botany, and plant biotechnology in general, and also to individuals interested in industrial micropropagation.

photopsia

Micropropagation of , the rosettes develop into multi- or single-flowering inflorescences. Usually, a flowering shoot dies after seed maturation. In biannual and annual species each seedling usually forms one rosette. The perennial species develop sideshoots or more or less underground runners each of which becomes a rosette during the following growth season.

含鐵

0934-943X ntal and Aromatic Plants: amaryllis, .Anthurium., .Blandfordia., bromeliads, .Campanula., .Coleus., .Ctenanthe., .Cyclamen., .Daphne., .Dracaena., .Gerbera., .Helianthemum., .Leucojum., .Mamilaria., .Mediocactus., .Mussaenda., .Narcissus., .Otacanthus., ponytail palm, .Prunus tenella., .Spiranthes.,