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To improve the efficiency of iris plant regeneration, we tested the influence of several combinations of Kin and NAA in culture media on the induction of morphogenesis and the subsequent development of plantlets. The highest rates of regeneration (67%) were consistently observed in induction media containing 0.5 μM NAA and either 2.5 or 12.5 μM Kin. Developing medium containing 1.25 μM BA was optimal for high regeneration rates and a high percentage of plantlets simultaneously developing shoots and roots. Rooted plantlets were easily acclimatized and transplanted to various soil mixtures, then grown in the greenhouse. Under optimal conditions as many as 8000 plantlets could be regenerated from 1 g of cells in 4 months. Chemical names used:kinetin (Kin); 1-naphthaleneacetic acid (NAA); N'-benzyladenine (BA).

Improved Plant Regeneration from Suspension-cultured Cells of Iris germanica L. `Skating Party'