The study of quality, reproduction and somaclonal changes of long-term proliferative Embryogenic cultures of Larix sibirica in vitro was conducted. Produced cell lines of Larix sibirica were characterized by high Embryogenic productivity. Multiplication of somatic embryos was activated through the cleavage budding and disintegrating suspensor cells. Cultivated Embryogenic cultures did not change the ploidy for seven years. According to microsatellite analysis proliferating cell lines of Siberian larch was characterized by weak allelic variability, and four-year cloned seedlings were genetically stabled.
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