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, Species (Evening Primrose): In Vitro Regeneration, Production of Flavonoids, Fatty Acids, and Othd Paw?owski 1959; Raven 1968). The American flora has the most numerous representatives; plants of these species can be found in natural localities (Rickett 1970, 1971), or they are grown as decorative plants with white, pink to reddish purple, or mostly bright yellow flowers (Bailey 1950; Encke 196

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, Species: In Vitro Culture, Plant Propagation, and the Production of Essential Oil,s, and opposite, lanceolate to obovate leaves; the inflorescence is a terminal spike of solitary flowers with a green calyx and blue to purple, bilabiate corolla with a white spot on the lower lip. All species possess ornamental value due to their showy flowers that last for several weeks, especiall

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, Species: In Vitro Culture, Micropropagation, and the Formation of Anthocyanins,politan, the main centres of diversity for . are in South America and South Africa. The South Western Cape of the latter region is particularly rich in . species; Salter (1944) reported 208 species. These dicotyledonous plants exhibit a wide range of growth habits (herbs, many geophytes with bulbs o

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, L. (Rosemary): In Vitro Culture, Regeneration of Plants, and the Level of Essential Oil and Monottic oils by steam distillation. About 100 metric tons of its oil are produced each year, mainly in Spain, Italy, France, Yugoslavia, the former USSR, Tunisia, Morocco, and the Middle East (Browse 1986). Spain is the largest producer of rosemary. Several species of the genus . with a number of variet