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Doubled haploid production in nutraceutical species: a review

2007-12-01

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There is a growing interest in herbs, spices, nutraceuticals, and medicinal plants worldwide. These species are used for food, flavourings, cosmetics, and for medicinal purposes. However, there is very little activity underway to improve the genetics and breeding of these crops. Much of the industry relies on “wild” plants (i.e. not genetically improved/enhanced); therefore, the potential for variability in crop p...

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93b91ac8-91e8-57b4-8a8a-e63dc808eea8
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10.1007/s10681-006-9242-0
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