Laboratorium 313
We provide professional support in plant micropropagation.
We will design your in vitro laboratory and advise you during its operation.
plant tissue culture, in vitro
Laboratorium 313
Laboratorium 313 is a company with 13 years of experience in micropropagation of plants using in vitro methods. We have solid practice in the production of aquarium, tropical and ornamental plants. Thanks to our scientific and production experience, we know the needs of producers very well and can quickly solve most problems in the laboratory and in the acclimatization process.
We offer:
– comprehensive assistance in setting up an in vitro laboratory for your nursery
– developing micro-propagation methodology. We already have many protocols prepared! Including: Anthurium, Alocasia, Colocasia, Hakonechloa, Hosta, Heuchera, Pennisetum, Paulownia, Philodendron
– audits of existing production
– vertical farming
– lighting and climate control systems from a central system – one application
– building automation
Extensive experience makes us a great partner in the development of innovative plant cultivation technologies, offering comprehensive support during plant micropropagation. With us, you will also create an in vitro laboratory that meets the highest quality standards. Join the group of satisfied plant producers and benefit from in vitro seedlings. Laboratory 313 – The future of plant production in your hands.
CEO Assistant Professor Mariusz Pożoga is a biotechnologist and plant tissue culture specialist who has been involved in the development of modern micropropagation technologies and in vitro applications in horticulture and aquaculture. His educational path has been closely linked to the natural sciences from the very beginning – he graduated from the Inter-Faculty Biotechnology Studies at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, earning a Master of Science in Engineering. His thesis work focused on practical aspects of plant biotechnology – his master’s thesis examined the impact of the fungus Trichoderma harzianum on plant growth in a polluted urban environment under the supervision of Prof. Dr. hab. Stanisław Gawroński, and his engineering thesis optimized cucumber transformation using Agrobacterium rhizogenes, analyzing gene function in hairy roots under the supervision of Dr. Anita Wiśniewska. He is currently pursuing a doctoral degree at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, focusing on issues combining in vitro plant production and horticultural economics. From 2012 to 2014, Mariusz Pożoga worked as a biologist at the Polish Academy of Sciences Botanical Garden in Powsin. There, he focused on the somatic embryogenesis of tree ferns under complete darkness and on proteomics.
Mariusz Pożoga is also an active participant in scientific and industry life – he has participated in 15 conferences and symposia, including 11 speaking engagements, sharing his knowledge and experience on topics such as in vitro plant propagation, applications of this technology in aquaristics, and cost optimization using bioreactors. His presentations have been given at scientific conferences, educational events, and industry events, including the Przemiany Festival organized by the Copernicus Science Centre.