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In Vitro Culture and its Applications in Horticulture

Edited By: R Auge
231 pages, Figs
In Vitro Culture and its Applications in Horticulture
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  • In Vitro Culture and its Applications in Horticulture ISBN: 9781886106079 Hardback Dec 1995 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1 week
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About this book

Presents the scientific and technological aspects of in vitro culture, such as basic physiology, set-up of a laboratory and achievement of cultures, then describes the horticultural applications, emphasising genetic and hygiene aspects, and finally tackles agronomic applications.

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The history and basics of in vitro culture; physiological phenomena related to the realization of cultures in vitro; the nutritional requirements of tissues cultured in aseptic conditions; the technology of in vitro culture; applications in horticulture; biotechnologies in horticulture - possiblities and perspectives; the genetic aspect - congruity or non-congruity of plant material reproduced in vitro; mycorrhiza and in vitro culture; the sanitary aspect and interactions with microorganisms; practical aspects and perspectives; the user's point of view.

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Edited By: R Auge
231 pages, Figs
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