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Plant Tissue Culture

Experience the transformative power of the Athena Tissue Culture Kit as it breathes new life into aged genetics and purifies plant matter, effectively eliminating threats such as hop latent viroid (HLV). Our comprehensive kit includes essential components, from a compact destructo tank to a Biohazard Waste Disposal Bag, ensuring a secure and hassle-free disposal process.

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1,000 CULTIVARS IN YOUR LIBRARY

Culture Kit allows you to store and preserve all your cultivars in a very small space.

The Athena® Tissue Culture Procedure reinvigorates old genetics and cleans plant material to outgrow infections like the hop latent viroid (HLV).

Genetics are the foundation of our culture. Protect them.

 

Q: What is Plant Tissue Culture?

A: Plant Tissue Culture is the process of cultivating plants from specific tissues of a desired plant in an artificial nutrient medium within a controlled environment. The resulting plants are genetically identical to the parent plant in all respects.

Q: What are the pros of Plant Tissue Culture?

A: Pros of Plant Tissue Culture include"

  • Tissue culture plants are vigorous and grow faster than conventionally propagated plants.
  • They exhibit a high degree of uniformity in comparison to traditionally grown plants.
  • Tissue culture plantlets are free from diseases and pathogens.
  • It allows for the propagation of plants that are challenging to grow through cuttings or traditional methods.
  • Tissue culture plants yield better results as they are produced under optimal conditions from carefully selected mother plants.

Q: What are the cons of Plant Tissue Culture?

A: Cons of Plant Tissue Culture include:

  • It can be expensive due to the need for specialized labour, equipment, and processes.
  • The process is slower compared to standard propagation methods.

Q: Which crops are commercially propagated through Plant Tissue Culture?

A: Crops that are commercially propagated through Plant Tissue Culture include banana, sugarcane, potato, bamboo, ginger, apple, black pepper, citrus, vanilla, anthurium, teak, strawberry, lily, cardamom, mangium, gerbera, fig, jatropha, carnation, grape, turmeric, orchids, and more.

Q: Do tissue culture plants yield better than conventional plants?

A: Yes, tissue culture plants have the potential to yield better results than conventional plants if proper cultivation practices are followed. Their uniformity, vigour, and disease-free nature contribute to improved yields when managed correctly.