Propogation
of Aquatic Plant (Mesea sp. )
Introduction
Propagation refers to the process of making
more plants to keep a plant variety alive. Propagation is mainly done to
improve plant health. Dividing a plant and replanting it stimulates new growth.
Commonly, aquatic plants show two types of propagation. Vegetative propagation
takes place when a part of the plant itself is used to propagate the plant.
Materials
Samples (Mesea sp), bottle with small
screen covered on top, sterile distilled water, tween-20, Chlorox (70%, 50%,
30% and 10%), 70% ethanol, petri dish, Media ( Murashigae and Skoog agar), test
tube.
Methodology
1.
The root and leaf was cut off
from the plant.
2.
The plant is cut with length of
1cm each for 5 samples.
3.
The explants is washed with
sterile distilled water with 2-3 drops of Tween-20 for 3 minutes
4.
The explants then been washed
with 70%, 50%, 30% and 10% chlorox for 1 minute each.
5.
The explants then been rinsed
with sterile distilled water.
6.
The explants is kept in the
small bottle and brought to laminar flow.
7.
The explants then washed using
70% ethanol
8.
Put the explants on sterile
tissue and cut the dead rhizomes
9.
Explants were planted into
agar.
Picture 1 : Cutting the leaves or thallus of the sample
Picture 2 : The explants is washed with sterile distilled water with 2-3 drops of Tween-20 for 3 min
Picture 3 & 4 : The explants then been washed with 70%, 50%, 30% and 10% chlorox for 1 minute each.
Picture 5 : Cutting the dead rhizomes inside laminar flow
Result :
Our sample had shown a negative result which is the plant didn't show any grow at a media inside a beaker.
Discussion :
Based on our result, all the cutting plant didn't grow any bud it because plant is contaminate due to our inproper method during the cutting part inside the laminar flow . We didn't do it properly cause the bacteria to grow of the plant. The contaminate plant also effect the media as well so the plant didn't receive any benefits from media as a result both of them shows a negative affect.
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