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The roots of Angelica acutiloba Kitag. were widely used in herbal medicines and they also used in multi-purpose plants as vegetables and functional foods. Recently, a lot of researches have been done about medicinal plants in Korean herbal medicine, but the studies about propagation or biomass uptakes of A. acutiloba have not been done, yet. This experiment investigated the optimal in vitro culture conditions (stem growth, root growth, and root number) for 4 weeks in 10 different kinds of culture media after seed selection. Then, they were translated to soils for performing of mature plants. The case of stem growth in vitro cultured was positive on WPM (Woody plant Medium) however, the root growth and root number were positive on DJ (De Greef and Jacobs) culture medium. Simply, this study had been identified optimal medium conditions of in vitro cultures and accumulized in soil environments using healthy seeds of A. acutiloba. Thus, this study could provide information about rapid and simple methods of A. acutiloba for multiple propagation.