In vitro techniques have numerous applications for collecting, propagation and conservation
of plant biodiversity. In vitro collecting techniques allow introducing in vitro under field …

In vitro techniques are very useful for conserving plant biodiversity, including (a) genetic
resources of recalcitrant seed and vegetatively propagated species,(b) rare and endangered …

In vitro techniques have found increasing use in the conservation of threatened plants in
recent years and this trend is likely to continue as more species face risk of extinction. The …

Cryopreservation and in vitro culture of plant tissues are two tools that can be brought into
service for ex situ plant conservation. They are especially important for the long-term …

In vitro approaches are valuable for the conservation of plant biodiversity that includes the
preservation of genetic resources of vegetatively propagated species, threatened plant …

Advances in plant biotechnology provide new options for collection, multiplication and short-
to long-term conservation of plant biodiversity, using in vitro culture techniques. Significant …

Summary Cryopreservation (liquid nitrogen,− 196° C) represents the only safe and cost-
effective option for long-term conservation of germplasm of non-orthodox seed species …

BM Reed 4 beyond the scope of many plant laboratories (Reed et al. 1998b). Cryopreserved
storage is now in place for many important collections of algae, cell cultures, and organized …

The use of in vitro culture techniques is of great interest for the conservation of: i) genetic
resources of recalcitrant-seed and vegetatively propagated species; ii) endangered species; …

Plant cryopreservation involves the storage of plant tissues (usually seed or shoot tips) in
liquid nitrogen (LN) at-196 C or in the vapour phase of LN at-135 C in such a way that the …