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2. Asexual (vegetative)
• A. Apomictic embryos—citrus mango
• B. Cuttings—geraniums
• C. Grafting—dwarf fruit trees
• D. Budding
• E. Layering
• F. Runners—strawberry
• G. Suckers—red raspberry, blackberry
• H. Separation
• I. Division
– 1. Stem tubers—white potato
– 2. Tuberous roots—sweet potato, dahlia
– 3. Rhizomes—iris, canna
• J. Micropropagation—orchid, fern
Which method to use? Sexual or asexual?
• 4. Certified seed.
– Available in large quantities
– Sold to farmers for general crop production.
– Is of known genetic identity and purity.
1. Scarification
The surface of the seed is mechanically scratched or
ruptured. This is often done by rubbing the seed
between sheets of sandpaper.
2. Heat treatment
In many kinds of seed, exposure to heat, usually boiling
water, for a short time.
3. Acid scarification
Soaking seeds with impervious coverings أغطية حاميةin
concentrated sulfuric acid for a proper length of time.
Embryo Dormancy
1. Adequate moisture
2. Proper temperature
3. Good aeration
4. Light (in some cases)
5. Free from pathogenic organisms
6. Free from toxic amounts of salts
VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION
• Callus is a mass of
undifferentiated and
proliferating parenchyma cells.
• Vegetative propagation is used primarily
for woody perennial plants that are highly
heterozygous; that is, those that do not
"breed true" from seed.
Cultivated clones originate in two ways:
• The first, and usual, way is as seedling plants that
some person recognizes as having some superior
qualities and proceeds to propagate vegetatively. For
example, the world-famed Golden Delicious apple.
• Budding T-budding
Patch-Budding
Healing of the Graft and Bud Union
1. The cambial layers of rootstock and scion are brought
into intimate contact.
Scion Rootstock
Same family but A few cases have completely Common sweet or- Deciduous large shrub trifoliate
different successful ange (Citrus orange (Poncirus trifoliatd)
genera sinesis), a large
evergreen tree
Same genus but Many such graft Almonds (Prunus. Peach seedlings (P. persica)
different combinations will not dulcis), apricots
species unite (P. ar-meniaca)
Different cultivars Almost 100 percent that the Jonathan apple tree Any other apple cultivar, for
(clones) within graft combination will (Malus pumila) example, the Golden
a species succeed Delicious (Malus pumila).
Graft incompatibility
2. The gene is cut from the chromosome of cells taken from the host
organism.
4. The gene is then inserted either by a bacterium or gene gun into the
nucleus of cells of the plant being transformed.
5. The plants that develop from these cells are tested to be sure they
carry the gene.