Caprifoliaceae is mainly propagated by seeds, cuttings, and dividing plants, but when propagated by cuttings, grafting, dividing plants, or pressing, the reproduction coefficient is small, the seedling cycle is long, and it is easy to transmit diseases and the varieties degenerate quickly. When using the tissue culture method provided by Lifeasible for the propagation of Caprifoliaceae, not only can the excellent traits of the parent plant be maintained, but also has the characteristics of high reproduction coefficient, annual production, and is also conducive to the fast-breeding of seedlings of special varieties.

• Explant selection: We can use stem segments with axillary buds, stem tips, petioles, terminal buds, leaves, and other materials as explants for successful tissue culture.
• Media: We offer a wide range of media available for Caprifoliaceae, including MS, 3/4MS, DKW, N6, B5, WPM, White, etc.
• Other additives: We offer BA, IBA, NAA, IAA, KT, ZT, 2,4-D, sucrose, LH, CH, GA3, TDZ, vitamin D, and other additives to ensure optimal culture results.

Caprifoliaceae species whose plants have been obtained by tissue culture

* The variety of plants is still being updated, so please contact our staff for the latest list.

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Propagation by cuttings is seasonally restricted, time-consuming and limited in reproduction factor, while the method of tissue culture provided by Lifeasible can obtain a large number of test tube seedlings in a short period of time while maintaining the original seediness of the test material. With our rich experience and mature platform, we have established a system of rapid propagation technology for asexual lines, which is the best choice for you.

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