Among these plant parts, leaves are the most used explant source in in vitro culture of anthurium. growers most often report two bacterial diseases and three fungal diseases in their commercial greenhouse environments. place your anthurium in as bright a light as possible while avoiding direct sunlight; lower light this review evaluates the problems, challenges and progress associated with developing molecular markers for anthurium and in genetically transforming this ornamental. home classical philology linguistics philology classics anthurium breeding by classical and biotechnological methods in book: agricultural practices and sustainable management in türkiye. the genotype of pdf anthurium plays an important role in in vitro propagation. the production of transgenic anthuriums is critical because the conventional breeding of a cultivar with beneficial traits typically requires 8– 10 years. maintain your anthurium in bright filtered light, with reasonable temperatures ( 60f to 80f), away from drafts, and keep the soil moist but do not over water. with simple care, your anthuriums will continue to bloom for months. gilman2 introduction growing best in low light conditions, anthuriums are handsome exotics with shiny dark green, oblong, heart- shaped leaves ( fig. the long- lasting, showy flower bracts come in shades of red, rose, pink, and white with a protruding pale yellow, tail- like flower spadix. anthuriums are one of the crops where a anthurium pdf lot of changes have taken place in the last 10 years. breeding has really changed the face of this crop, but also, there are a lot of misconcep- tions floating around out there that have limit- ed the adoption and use of this wonderful flower. anthurium micropropagation from axillary buds, shoot tip, lamina explants, node, petiole, and microcuttings have been successfully utilized [ 15- 18]. introduction because of its attractive, longlasting flowers, anthurium is popular as both an exotic cut- flower crop and as a flowering potted- plant crop.