TAILIEUCHUNG - Production technologies of orchid flowering species

India is recognized as a significant producer of orchids in the world. Nearly 1300 species of orchids are found in India which constitutes almost 10 percent of the world orchid flora with Himalayas as their main home (Medhi and Chakrabati, 2009). Orchids are amongst the most advanced flowering plants, highly specialized in many ways. They are distributed all over the world except the Antarctica (Ali and Mir, 2013). Orchid seeds are almost microscopic in size and almost 400 years ago, when orchid seeds were first seen and the development of a practical asymbiotic method for their germination by Knudson in 1921. Thereafter, orchid growing and hybridization became widespread. Hybrids that early growers could not even have imagined became possible (Wing and Arditti, 2009). In vitro cultures of orchid seeds have shown that different species require different and often specific medium composition for optimum germination and growth. To overcome these problems some have suggested the development of optimized asymbiotic seed germination methods for entire genera or individual species. Asymbiotic orchid seed germination has been used for the production of commercially important orchids and has been shown to be an efficient tool for the production of orchids for conservation and reintroduction purposes (Kauth et al. 2006). In vitro seed germination studies can provide insights into in situ plant responses to environmental conditions and basic information of early plant growth and development. Symbiotic seed germination techniques represent an efficient way to promote the orchid fungus association under in vitro conditions and to study in vitro orchid–mycobiont specificity (Stewart and Kane, 2006). | 2019 8 1 147-161 EXCELLENT PUBLISHERS International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 8 Number 01 2019 Journal homepage http Review Article https Production Technologies of Orchid Flowering Species Sonam Dawa Tsewang Dolma Tsering Angdus Thinless Tharpa Tashi Stobgais and Tashi Angmo National Research Institute for Sowa-Rigpa- Leh-Ladakh Ministry of AYUSH India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Orchid Symbiotic Himalaya Fungus In vitro Article Info Accepted 04 December 2018 Available Online 10 January 2019 India is recognized as a significant producer of orchids in the world. Nearly 1300 species of orchids are found in India which constitutes almost 10 percent of the world orchid flora with Himalayas as their main home Medhi and Chakrabati 2009 . Orchids are amongst the most advanced flowering plants highly specialized in many ways. They are distributed all over the world except the Antarctica Ali and Mir 2013 . Orchid seeds are almost microscopic in size and almost 400 years ago when orchid seeds were first seen and the development of a practical asymbiotic method for their germination by Knudson in 1921. Thereafter orchid growing and hybridization became widespread. Hybrids that early growers could not even have imagined became possible Wing and Arditti 2009 . In vitro cultures of orchid seeds have shown that different species require different and often specific medium composition for optimum germination and growth. To overcome these problems some have suggested the development of optimized asymbiotic seed germination methods for entire genera or individual species. Asymbiotic orchid seed germination has been used for the production of commercially important orchids and has been shown to be an efficient tool for the production of orchids for conservation and reintroduction purposes Kauth et al. 2006 . In vitro seed germination studies .

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