Titlebook: Somatic Embryogenesis in Woody Plants; Volume 6 S. Mohan Jain,Pramod K. Gupta,Ronald J. Newton Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Do

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Historical Insights into Some Contemporary Problems in Somatic Embryogenesisann, 1995; Krikorian and Simola, 1999 and refs. there cited for some early history). Even so, the establishment and subsequent management of embryogenic systems remains empiric although there are some general underlying principles (cf. e.g. Bajaj, 1995; Thorpe, 1995 and all the volumes in this series).

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Somatic embryogenesis in cypress (, L.)to all the Mediterranean countries, where it can now be considered naturalised. The cypress grows up to 30 m in height, it is monoecious, and bears male and female strobili (cones) separately at the end of short branchlets. Depending on the crown branch habit, the species is divided into two varieties, i.e.:

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Historical Insights into Some Contemporary Problems in Somatic Embryogenesisbellifers in the late 1950s (Waris, 1957; Steward et al., 1958; Reinert 1959a and b). Many have since investigated the nature of somatic embryogenesis and aimed to develop its potential for applied uses like clonal micropropagation (see Krikorian, 1982; Halperin 1995; Minocha and Minocha, 1995; Neum

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Current status of Thin Cell Layer method for the induction of organogenesis or somatic embryogenesisexcellent reviews have been written on somatic embryogenesis and organogenesis (Ammirato 1983, Nomura and Komamine 1985, Brown and Thorpe 1986, Carman 1990, Terzi and Loschiavo 1990, Brown et al. 1995, Dunstan et al. 1995, Jain et al. 1995, Jain 1998, Jain and Ishii 1998).

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Somatic Embryogenesis in Tropical Fruit Treesof fruits throughout the recorded history. The cultivation of fruits such as datepalm and pomegranate, has been dated back to 7000 to 3500 BC, respectively (Singh, 1985). In today’s world fruit play a vital role in our diet due to its nutritional importance (Nagy .., 1990). Many fruit species are tr

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