Process for producing orchid seedlings by static liquid culture

Details Process for producing orchid seedlings by static liquid culture Process for producing orchid seedlings by static liquid culture

2006-07-11

2006-07-11

Palo, Francis T. (Department: 3644)

Plant husbandry

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed herein is a process for producing orchid seedlings by static liquid culture, in which a suitable amount of orchid seeds are suspended in a liquid medium suitable for the germination and growth of the orchid seeds to form a seed suspension; the seed suspension is then added into an empty culture container, so that the seed suspension within the culture container has a predetermined depth sufficient to enable each of the seeds to be suspended within the liquid medium while not causing said each seedling to an oxygen-deficient state; thereafter, the container is allowed to stand, such that the seeds suspended within the liquid medium germinate and grow into seedlings. The young seedlings thus obtained can be further cultivated by static liquid culture.

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