- take explants from the parent plant.
- transfer to plates containing sterile agar jelly.
- add plant hormones to stimulate the plant cells to divide.
- cells grow rapidly into small masses of plant tissue.
- add more plant hormones to stimulate the growth of roots and stems.
Can I do tissue culture at home?
If you are at home, you can use a pressure cooker or even a microwave. You will also need to make sure you have proper liquid disinfectants and a handful of other materials. Take a look at this list of items you may need for your DIY Tissue Culture: Microwave or pressure cooker.Jan 30, 2020
Is cloning and tissue culture same?
The identical offspring created by asexual reproduction are clones. It requires only the division of mitotic cells and is also known as somatogenic propagation. Tissue culture, on the other hand, involves producing a large number of plantlets in a short period of time, as seen in micropropagation.