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DNA amplification fingerprinting (DAF) was Used to characterize both parents (different cultivars) in breeding experiments with  Cornus florida . Putative hybrids were fingerprinted and true crosses identified by finding unique male parent products in amplification profiles. Both manual and honey bee mediated pollinations successfully produced hybrid seed. Axillary buds from seedlings were used to initiate proliferating shoot cultures on woody plant medium with 4.5 μ m  BA. Initiation and development of adventitious roots were dependent on IBA (4.1 μ m ), sucrose (0–2%), and agar (0.2–0.6%) concentrations. About 40–50% of the microshoots produced roots and were acclimatized to greenhouse conditions. Cultures have been maintained without loss of regeneration potential for over 2 years. Clonal material can be reentered into the breeding program or used to evaluate horticultural characteristics in different environments and locales.

A Breeding Program for Cornus florida that Uses Molecular Markers and Seedling Tissue Culture