Detailed Explanation of Industrialized Production Technology for Potato Microtuber

This achievement includes a series of industrial technologies for virus elimination of potato microtubers, rapid propagation, and field planting of induced microtubers. Based on the basic theories and operational techniques of bioengineering, combined with the physiological mechanisms of tuber formation, suitable culture media and culture conditions are used to induce potato test-tube plantlets and axillary buds of test-tube plantlet segments to form microtubers suitable for field planting under tissue culture conditions, thereby achieving commercial production. Through suitable induction techniques and improvements in culture containers, the production rate of test-tube plantlets per unit culture area has been increased by 3 to 5 times, reaching a maximum of 220,000 per sq m per year, and annual production costs have been reduced by more than two-thirds.