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Improved germination conditions for Norway spruce somatic cotyledonary embryos increased survival and height growth of emblings

2018-12-01

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Norway spruce is one of the most cultivated tree species in Nordic countries. However, intermittent shortages of improved seeds occur. As a powerful vegetative propagation technology, somatic embryogenesis (SE) could provide an alternative solution for this problem and also shorten the time required to obtain breeding gains. However, there are still large bottlenecks in SE, e.g. in the germination and acclimatizat...

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10.1007/s00468-018-1728-6
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