ADAPTATION PLANTS REGENERATED ROSE ESSENTIAL OIL TO THE CONDITIONS IN VIVO
Abstract
The optimal conditions and type of substrate have been selected for effective adaptation of clones of essential oil of Lan’ to conditions in vivo. It was established that the best method of adaptation and cultivation of plants before laying plantations is the method of adaptation in a greenhouse for the use of a mixture of peat:perlite (2:1), which contributes to the rapid elongation of clones. Optimum for transfer to conditions in vivo are regenerants with a height of not less than 3.5 cm. The worst period of transfer of plants from in vitro conditions to in vivo conditions is the end of May - the beginning of June, and from the conditions in vivo to ex vitro is the end of July - the beginning of August .References
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