Experience of Conservation ex-situ of Solanum fernandezianum (Solanaceae)

Authors

  • JAIME SOLANO Universidad Católica de Temuco
  • LEONARDO ANABALÓN Universidad Católica de Temuco
  • ENRIQUE HAUENSTEIN Universidad Católica de Temuco

Abstract

Solanum fernandezianum is an endemic species in danger of extinction the Robinson Crusoe Island, Chile. The fruit was collected during March and April of 2002. The seeds were storaged for a year to 4°C. The percentage of germination in laboratory conditions was 14.3%. After 22 weeks plants initiated fl owering and fruiting. The conservation strategy considered germination of seeds, production of plants in incubation chamber, transplantation to pots and pots arranged in a greenhouse.

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Published

2011-06-30

How to Cite

SOLANO, J., ANABALÓN, L. ., & HAUENSTEIN, E. (2011). Experience of Conservation ex-situ of Solanum fernandezianum (Solanaceae). Gayana Botánica, 68(1), 102-105. Retrieved from https://revistas.udec.cl/index.php/gayana_botanica/article/view/4396

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Comunicaciones Breves