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Can explant choice help resolve recalcitrance problems in in vitro propagation, a problem still acute especially for adult conifers?

2017-06-01

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KEY MESSAGE : There are tissues distributed throughout the plant that have a higher morphogenic capacity than others in the plant, and these could perhaps solve recalcitrance problems. For many conifer species, regeneration by organogenesis or somatic embryogenesis (SE) is still difficult and is often restricted to explants taken from juvenile donors. This review is based on the premise that there are tissues in t...

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10.1007/s00468-016-1509-z
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