In Vitro Storage of Berry Genotypes

Coman, M.; Isac, V.; Mladin, P.; Popescu, A.

doi:10.17660/actahortic.2004.649.20

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“…This further supports the justification for short-term maintenance of raspberry cultures at low temperatures. However, some raspberry cultivars have shown relatively high sensitivity to long-term maintenance at low temperatures, leading to changes in cultural behaviour and a significant decline in multiplication rates (Popescu et al, 2004).…”

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Evaluation of Multiplication Potential of Cold Stored Shoot Cultures of Selected Fruit Genotypes

Vujović,

Anđelić,

Ružić

2023

Voćarstvo = Journal of Pomology

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Plant gene banks under in situ, ex situ and in vitro conditions have been established in most countries worldwide. Genetic resources, specifically gene banks maintained under in situ conditions, facilitate the work of breeders; however, they require extensive land areas and incur considerable costs. Moreover, these plants are directly exposed to diseases, pests, and other external abiotic stress factors.The establishment of a modern germplasm collection necessarily requires the utilisation of in vitro 37

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Evaluation of Multiplication Potential of Cold Stored Shoot Cultures of Selected Fruit Genotypes

Vujović,

Anđelić,

Ružić

2023

Voćarstvo = Journal of Pomology

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“…Much of the genetic resources is currently maintained as breeders collections in plantations and orchards. These field gene banks don't represent the entire range of genetic variability within crop species (19). A number of strategies for collection, preservation and sustained use of genetic resources for agricultural productivity and food security were developed.…”

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