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1 《Plant tissue culture》Chapter 1 Introduction
——keynote speaker Hong Sen-rong(Associate professor ) (College of Life Sciences )

2 Totipotency Growth regulators Plant tissue culture

3 Section 1 Basic concept of plant tissue culture
Sterile, manual control, culture medium, regenerated cells or whole plants. Also known as plant culture in vitro.

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5 2、Characteristics of plant tissue culture
(1)Sterile (2)Artificial culture medium (3)Culture materials:Organ,tissue,cell —— explants

6 (4)Clone or organ (root and bud)
(5)Enclosed container (6)Temperature, light intensity, time: all been artificially set.

7 3、Research types and tasks of plant tissue culture
②Organ culture ③Embryo culture ④Cell culture ⑤Protoplast culture

8 (2)Research task Production of secondary metabolites
Germplasm innovation and variety breeding Rapid propagation Virus-free plantlet cultivation Artificial seed production Conservation in vitro of Germplasm Resources

9 Section 2 Formation and development of plant tissue culture
1、Pioneering of plant tissue culture (1)Cell theory (2)First papers on plant tissue culture:

10 G. Haberlandt,1902,Germany
Put forward: Totipotency

11 Experiment material :Wild sesame野芝麻

12 Experiment material : dayflower鸭跖草

13 Experiment material : Eichhornia凤眼兰

14 Experiment material: Ornithogalum caudatum
虎眼万年青

15 Selected materials: Palisade cell

16 Epidermal cells

17 Epidermal hair

18 Knop culture medium(balanced nutrient solution)
1865,Knop, a variety of chemical composition (proportion of different components) But it is a pity for him to fail? WHY?

19 2、foundation of plant tissue culture
1933: China, Li Jidong and Shen Tong: the use of natural extracts of tissue culture.

20 1926-1948: Plant hormones have been found.
Auxin——IAA

21 1953: W.H.Muir,liquid culture.
Cell suspension culture

22 1958: The discovery of somatic embryo.

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25 Similar to zygotic embryo

26 3、The establishment of plant tissue culture
1960,G. Morel. He obtained the PLBs by shoot tip culture, cultured Cymbidium hubridum virus-free plants and achieved a rapid propagation method, which developed into the orchid industry.

27 PLBs protocorm-like bodies Cymbidium hubridum

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29 1962: Murashinge and Skoog, medium in tobacco, is now widely used
—— famous MS medium.

30 1960:E. C. Cocking started protoplast culture.

31 1972:P.S.Carlson, protoplast fusion.

32 :Pollen culture.

33 1969:The major medicinal components were produced in cell suspension culture.

34 Section 3 Application and prospect of plant tissue culture
1、 Rapid propagation in-vitro 2、Virus-free plantlet cultivation 3、Cultivation of new varieties and new species

35 Variety improvement and distant hybridization
Selection in vitro of mutants Haploid 单倍体 breeding

36 4、Secondary metabolite production
Ginsenoside人参皂苷 , paclitaxel紫杉醇 , shikonin 紫草素 etc.. 5、conservation In vitro of plant germplasm resources Save manpower, material resources and land.

37 6、Artificial seed:1978 Murashinge.

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41 New germplasms were created by plant gene engineering techniques;

42 Plant cell culture and its production of secondary metabolites on a large scale.

43 See you next week!


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