Edición N°19 – Artículo 18
Evaluación de tres formulaciones para la inducción de organogénesis a partir de hojas de orquídea
Prototype of a Firefighting Vehicle for Enclosed Environments
Autora: Amanda Martina Togra Fereñoy (Unidad Educativa Agronómico Salesiano)
Resumen
La proliferación de plantas a través del cultivo in vitro constituye una herramienta esencial en la biotecnología, particularmente en la generación de plántulas a partir de secciones vegetales, que no se reproducen con facilidad por métodos convencionales. Por ello, el presente proyecto se desarrolló con el objetivo de evaluar tres formulaciones de medios de cultivo para provocar el crecimiento de plántulas de dos variedades de phalaenopsis (Albufeira – White Apple) a partir de hojas mediante diferentes concentraciones de hormonas y con una correcta incubación en condiciones controladas.
Palabras clave: extinción de incendios, prototipo, vehículo, seguridad.
Abstract
Plant proliferation through in vitro culture is an essential tool in biotechnology, particularly in the generation of plantlets from plant sections that do not reproduce easily through conventional methods. Therefore, this project was developed with the objective of evaluating three culture media formulations to induce the growth of plantlets from two Phalaenopsis varieties (Albufeira and White Apple) using leaf sections, different hormone concentrations, and proper incubation under controlled conditions.
Keywords: in vitro culture, leaves, orchids, Phalaenopsis, plantlets.
Edición N°19
Fecha de publicación: 28 noviembre del 2025.
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