Titlebook: High-Tech and Micropropagation I; Y. P. S. Bajaj Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Embryo.Woody plant.biotechnology.carbon.

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Acclimatization of Micropropagated Plants several reasons, one of these being that a high percentage of micropropagated plants can be lost or damaged in the acclimatization stage, that is, during transfer from a tissue culture vessel to soil. Due to the special environment in vitro, it is difficult to produce plants which can be acclimatiz

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Woody Plant Micropropagation with Cytokininsfor the nursery trade, with a market value of approximately US $15 million, are produced annually micropropagation. When compared with other potential markets in plant biotechnology (e.g., hybrid seed corn is a $1.5 billion-per-annum market in the US), the commercial value of woody plant micropropag

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The Effect of the Culture Vessel on Micropropagationtems lack an effective method of secondary product disposal. The use of enclosed containers to prevent microbial contamination and to retard desiccation interrupts the flow of secondary products away from the developing plant. This interruption can have a variety of consequences, both harmful and be

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Disposable Film Culture Vessels (1983) reported the influence of the size of culture vessel on micropropagation of grape. Some new culture systems, such as the airlift system (Koch 1973), the fermentor system (Takayama and Misawa 1981), the tilting and rocker system (Harris and Mason 1983), and the automated system (Tisserat and

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Rooting of in Vitro Cuttings multiplication. The horticultural industry is thus largely dependent on adventitious rooting, whether by classical multiplication methods or by in vitro micropropagation. It is thus surprising to see that interest in work on adventitious rhizogenesis has declined over the past 10 years, when it cou

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