rejuvenation of the aseptic culture and obtaining of planting stock of arctic bramble (rubus arcticus l.)
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Abstract
This paper describes the effects of long-term cultivation of aseptic culture of arctic bramble and measures to overcome them. It has shown the sequence stages of subculturing for shoot culture rejuvenation in the paper. A method for acclimatization of arctic bramble regenerants to soil conditions on substrates of different composition was designed.
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| Authors | ;D.V. Kulagin;E.N. Khimchenko;Andrey V. Konstantinov |
| Journal | british journal of pharmacology |
| Year | 2012 |
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