Abstract:
In this experiment, the tissue culture seedlings of
Begonia semperflorens at the propagation stage were used as experimental materials. The effects of plenty of N, P and K on the growth of tissue culture seedlings were investigated by single factor and orthogonal experiments. The results showed that N had the greatest influence on plant height, proliferation coefficient and fresh weight. P had significant effects on leaf number, root number and fresh weigh, with the greatest effect on the number of leaves. K has the greatest influence on the number of roots. The optimal ratios of N, P and K for
B. semperflorens tissue culture seedlings at proliferation stage were 15, 0.8 and 4 mmol/L, the mass concentration ratio was 3.75∶2∶10, respectively.