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Storage of cultures,the risk of contamination and somaclonal variation. Therefore, when cell lines have to be maintained for a long time the subculture frequency should be kept as low as possible. This is achieved by various methods of storage.

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Genetic modification,m protoplasts or if high growth regulator concentrations are used (Ahuja 1987a, Karp 1989, De Klerk 1990). Some authors consider all variation that is stable in the current clonal propagation cycle as somaclonal; others maintain that the term applies only to variation that is transmitted intact thro

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Epilogue,ineering have been considerable. However, in general, all these advances have not yet resulted in extensive commercial application of tree tissue culture. Commercial micropropagation is presently limited to a few hardwood and palm tree species. Propagation rates are often still too low and costs too

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Secondary metabolite production,rs and resin ducts. Unfortunately, these can generally not be induced in cell suspension cultures. Use of callus cultures instead of cell suspensions of trees, will occasionally result in the formation of ducts or glands that produce such products as terpenes and volatile oils (Koch-Heitzmann and Sc

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