Chlorella as the source of biologically active compounds for in vitro plant propagation

Abstract

The use of nutrient media with an organic composition is a potentially commercially effective way to avoid the use of expensive components of nutrient media while maintaining and increasing the biosynthetic potential of cell cultures of higher plants in vitro. A method has been developed for the in vitro propagating of various taxonomic groups plants. It has been shown that the medium after cultivating chlorella at ¼ MS is optimal for the in vitro plant propagation. The method is intended for in vitro cultivation of seeds, microcuttings and microshoots of plants of different taxonomic groups and can be used for accelerated propagation of valuable plant varieties and hybrids.