Brief Description for the Development of a Protocol for the Aseptic Culture of Quercus Robur. Part Two_Crimson Publishers

 Brief Description for the Development of a Protocol for the Aseptic Culture of Quercus Robur. Part Two by Chiavazza Paola Maria* in Biodiversity Online Journal



Nodal and apical segments of Quercus robur, coming from both adult plants and germinals gave rise, with different modalities and times, to the formation of stalks of a few cm in length (Figure1). At this point, the new nodes formed were put in culture. The lengthening of the new stems continued for a few months, with slow growth (about 1cm in 20-30 days). Following further withdrawals, the nodes put in culture in October and November 2016 stopped their growth. A physiological arrest is hypothesized, to be expected also in plants grown in vitro.




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