Re: Sarracenia variations

Jeffrey Michael Stein (steinjef@student.msu.edu)
Tue, 17 May 1994 20:26:08 -0400 (EDT)

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> I think that a plant *completely* w/o chorophyll would be doomed unless
> you kept it in-vitro on a nutrient substrate.
> --

How long could you keep a plant in-vitro? If it would be possible to grow an
albino plant in this fashion for a long enough period, a solution to the
problem of _Sarr._ seedlings not having a rhizome could be solved and the
albino plant might possible be grafted.

*I haven't worked extensively with tissue cultures and therefor am ignorant.*

Jeff

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