Hello,
I have a problem with magnolia shoots rooting. For the rooting of in vitro produced shoots, I have used MS basic medium containing auxins (NAA and IBA, ranging from 0.5 to 4.0 mg l−1), but withour effect. I also tied ex vitro roooting method. The in vitro produced shoots were treated with comercial rooting auxin (IBA). The bases of shoots were treated with IBA for 12 h. Auxin treated shoots were directly transferred to soil and kept in the greenhouse for rooting. It was done 2 weeks ago I steel wait for results. Does anyone experience with magnolia in vitro propagation? Thank you for any suggestion.
I don't have experience with magnolia, however, I produce healthy-rooted walnut vitroplants using 10 mg/L of IBA
You're welcome. I also suggest reduce the macronutrients: it's basical requirement for most of species, in spite of the formulation that it has been ususing .
You can read my attached paper. Also I recommend you to take a look to my papers at:
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kourosh_Vahdati2/publications
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