Due to the increasing demand and over collection of orchids from nature to produce salep,
scientists have been led to search for more efficient ways to propagate these specific orchids …

The asymbiotic technique of orchid seeds germination is an important method of mass
production of seedlings. Studies on the best culture conditions for each species are …

Phalaenopsis amboinensis, an epiphytic orchid, has a great potential for commercial
exploitation in the cut‐flower industry. It is difficult to propagate vegetatively as it naturally …

The orchids belongs to orchidaceae family is the second largest and most diverse group of
plants and it is widespread all over the globe, except for in Polar Regions. Phaius …

Simple media composed of different commercial fertilizers available in the market and
natural substances were formulated in order to reduce medium cost and germination period …

Orchids seeds are minute, unique lacking storage tissues and they are marveled for their
mystic shapes and colour for centuries. Asymbiotic seed germination opened up new …

In vitro seed germination has been proven to be the most efficient technique to propagate
orchid. The application of this aseptic technique has contributed to conservation of many …

Four different media namely-Hyponex, Murashige and Skoog (MS), OKF1, and Knudson C
(KC), were tested for large scale multiplication of sympodial native orchid, Dendrobium …

The application of plant tissue culture techniques for conservation and propagation of many
threatened species requires an efficient in vitro regeneration protocol. In this study, various …

An effective protocol was developed for asymbiotic seed germination and mass
multiplication of Taprobanea spathulata (L.) Christenson a medicinally important epiphytic …