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Somatic Embryogenesis in Pistachio (, L.)California for its edible nuts. Currently, interest in Pistachio regeneration is very high in Iran, Turkey and California, as it is generally recognised that Pistachio nuts are easily converted into liquid cash. In common with many other commercially important fruit and nut tree species, Pistachio d

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Somatic Embryogenesis in Pecan (,)hich includes hickories and walnuts. Pecan is native to the Mississippi River Valley and tributaries, and extends from the north central and eastern United States into northern Mexico (Peterson, 1990; Harlow et al., 1991). Commercial production has extended considerably beyond its native range from

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Somatic embryogenesis in longan [, Lour.]=30. Longan trees are usually 6–10 meters tall, however, many grow in wilderness up to 40 meters with a trunk diameter of up to one meter. Sometimes trees are with buttresses, branches terete occasionally with warty lenticles, densely tomentose; and leaves are normally glabrous, sometimes hairy. Fru

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Somatic Embryogenesis in , (Bert) O. Ktze 70’s (Mattos, 1994; Shimizu and Oliveira, 1981). This tree can provide seed, wood, fiber and resin. The seeds are of high nutritious value and are generally consumed by humans and also by the wild fauna on the end of the fall and beginning of the winter season. Young trees are typically used as Chr

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