Micropropagation of Bulbous plants

Research work on floriculture is being carried out at several research institutions. The crops which have received larger attention include rose, gladiolus, chrysanthemum, orchid, jasmine, tuberose, aster, marigold etc. The thrust till recently had been on crop improvement, standardization of agro-techniques including improved propagation methods, plant protection and post harvest management. In view of the fact that most of the cut flower production is being done under open field conditions, the research efforts generally relate to open cultivation. In recent years, however, technologies for protected cultivation and tissue culture for mass propagation have also received attention. A large number of varieties suitable for cut flower use, as well as garden display have been developed. Production technology, particularly the agronomic requirements and control methods for important diseases.

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Farah Aslam is doing Ph.D in the plant biotechnology. She has completed her MS in Botany with specialization in plant tissue culture techniques. She has all skills of lab management and green house management.