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Culture tracking software

Plant tissue culture tracking software for organized labs

TissueCulture Pro helps plant labs replace scattered spreadsheets with culture records that connect every vessel back to its mother plant, media history, stage changes, and subculture events.

What this helps clean up

Culture IDs drift across notebooks, labels, and spreadsheets

Subculture timing is hard to see until vessels are overdue

Contamination history is recorded but not easy to analyze

Mother plant, media, and protocol records live in separate places

How it works

A practical workflow, not another spreadsheet.

1

Create a source plant

Add the mother plant, cultivar, supplier, acquisition date, photos, and other source information.

2

Start a culture line

Record initiation details, stage, vessel counts, media, location, and notes for the new line.

3

Log each transfer

Capture subcultures, culture branches, stage transitions, media changes, losses, and contamination events as they happen.

Relevant capabilities

Culture lifecycle tracking

Track initiation, multiplication, rooting, acclimatization, losses, contamination, and active vessel counts from a single culture record.

Mother plant connection

Connect tissue culture lines back to source plants so each record keeps its biological context and origin history.

Subculture alerts

Use due dates, schedules, and task views to see what needs attention before culture work piles up.

Quick answers

Can TissueCulture Pro replace a culture tracking spreadsheet?

Yes. It is designed to move plant tissue culture records out of spreadsheets and into structured records with source plants, culture lines, vessel history, media, tasks, and activity logs.

Does it track contamination events?

Yes. Culture records can include contamination and loss information so labs can review patterns over time.

Is this for plant tissue culture specifically?

Yes. The workflow is built around plant tissue culture and micropropagation instead of generic lab inventory tracking.