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- Temporary immersion systems (TIS) are effective for micropropagating alstroemeria plants, using rhizomes and axillary buds in nutrient-rich mediums to promote growth.
- TIS provides benefits like faster plant multiplication, consistent production quality, and lower costs, making it ideal for meeting market demands.
- The chapter outlines a protocol specifically for the "Albatroz" cultivar, highlighting its potential for large-scale, automated production.
Article Abstract
The use of temporary immersion systems (TIS) for plant micropropagation is an efficient technique for plant production, and we have applied it for the production of alstroemerias. This method involves the cultivation of explants such as rhizomes and axillary buds in a nutrient medium to stimulate shoot growth. TIS offer advantages such as accelerated multiplication processes, uniform production, and cost reduction. This process has shown promise in meeting the growing demand for alstroemeria plants in the market. This chapter describes a specific protocol for temporary immersion bioreactor micropropagation of the "Albatroz" cultivar, with the potential for large-scale automation.
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