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Establishing a callogenesis protocol aimed at obtaining somatic embryos in leaf explants of African mahogany1

ABSTRACT African mahogany (Khaya grandifoliola) is a forest species of considerable economic interest, whose clonal propagation may benefit from the development of efficient tissue culture protocols. The present study aimed to evaluate callus induction in African mahogany leaves using concentrations of 2,4-dichlorophen...

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A quality-oriented Jasminum platform requires stage-specific optimisation, explicit medium definitions, adequate biological replication, traceable donor plants, genetic and phytosanitary testing, and performance assessment beyond acclimatisation.

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Harnessing Somatic Embryogenesis for Rejuvenation, Sustainable Propagation and Reforestation of Acacia Hybrids in Vietnam

Introduction: In Vietnam, the Acacia hybrid is one of the most important forestry species. It is planted for forest regeneration and the development of special-use forests and provides raw material for the pulp industry. Aim: Application of somatic embryogenesis techniques to the rejuvenation, sustainable propagation a...

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In vitro micropropagation of three orchid accessions (Orchidaceae) in the BIORENA Germplasm Bank

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