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Advantages of Tissue Cultured Banana Plants
Important Hints For Banana Cultivation
To be Profitable
  • Transplant only tissue culture plants.
  • High density cultivation to accommodate maximum number of plants per unit area.
  • Timely inspection and advice by qualified and experienced horticulturist.
  • Installation of drip irrigation system.
  • Apply liquid / water soluble fertilizers timely through drip irrigation system.
  • Spray pesticides, insecticides and fungicides as preventive measure.
  • Adjust harvesting period for a peak and high perceable period.
  • Cold storage arrangement is required to enhance marketable price.
Technology
  • The technology can improve continuously, the productivity, profitability, stability and sustainability of the farming system.
  • Each plant cell has the potential to generate into a single plant. This is called Totipotency and when this character is involved into rapid and mass multiplication of propagules at optimum levels is called Micropropagation. This is an alternate to slow vegetative plant propagation.
  • In Tissue Culture when a group of undifferentiated and meristamatically active cell called Tissue is aseptically disserted out and put into a medium containing nutrient and incubated under conducive controlled conditions of light and temperature, it establish it self and starts growth. This is called Culture and the concept of 'tissue culture' was thus conceived.

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Tissue culture involved following stages
The elite plants are selected and maintained under hygenic conditions (by spraying fungicide, bactericide and insecticide) and then the plant parts are taken for initiation.

Initiation (Stage-1)
The innermost tissue of surface sterilised plant in dissected aseptically and put an to the medium of growth, Medium contains major and miner elements, same vitamins. Amino acids and growth promoting hormones, solidified by agar.

Multiplication (Stage II)
When the tissue starts growth in stage I and forms a shoot it is transferred to another medium containing growth promoting hormones (enhancing cell division).

The growing shoot multiplies and forms a dump of 3-4 shoots. Those are transferred to another medium for shooting and rooting after optimum growth.

Shooting and Rooting (Stage III)
After multiplication, the single shoots are separated and placed into a shooting are rooting medium. At this stage the hormones may or may not be required.

The shoot elongates and new root came up. Rooting takes place within 3-4 weeks.

Hardening (Stage IV)
It involves acclimatisation of bottle grown plants to the natural environment in Green House.

The plants are taken out of the bottle and the media adhering to the root system in washed fully.
Complete Plantlet
  • After wards the plants are graded as per their size and then transferred singly to wells of portrays containing sterile medium (a mixture of peat moss and perlite).
  • The whole portray with plants is maintained under high humidity conditions for a couple of weeks and there after the portrays are kept in open in the Green House under controlled temperature and humidity.
  • This hardening taken 6 weeks and is called primary hardening - Regular sprays of plant protection chemicals are sprayed to achieve good hygenic condition of the plants.
  • Then the plants are allowed for secondary hardening under shade net house for 35 to 55 days followed by watering as required, this fully hardened plants are ready for field transplantation.
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