History of the African Violet: The African Violet is a very common houseplant. African Violets, are also known as, Saintpaulia Ionantha. The African Violet was founded in 1892 in Northeast Tanga and German East Africa. The man who found the plants was named, Saint Paul. Once Saint Paul found them, he gave some to his father who lived in Germany. Once people began to see these plants, it quickly became a trend. The African Violet plants stayed in the Europe area for about two years, before eventually
Tissue culture has been in practice since the early 1900’s. Since its start, there has been many breakthroughs in producing a viable plant from culture. Tissue culture is defined as the growth of plants from plant tissue in an artificial medium and a sterile environment. The uses for this technique include food processing, agriculture, pharmaceutics, and medicines. It has an influence on human welfare like food processing, human health, and environmental protection. There is an increasing demand