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for reintroduction and safeguarding purposes. Ex situ propagation efforts often play an integral role in plant conservation ( Guerrant et al., 2004 ; Maunder and Culham, 1999 ). Tissue culture has been used to propagate rare species ( Fay, 1992 ; Fay

potential to produce large numbers of plants more quickly than by rooted cuttings, and tissue culture plants can be produced throughout the year ( Isutsa and Pritts, 1994 ; Miller et al., 2004 ). Although changes in the growth habit of micropropagated

screen potential resistant resources for kiwifruit breeding or rootstock selection in future studies, the growth and physiological responses of five Actinidia species to PEG-induced drought stress under tissue culture conditions were measured, and the

-pollination in the field may lead to varietal loss ( Shan et al., 2007 ). In recent years, methodological advances in plant tissue culture methods have allowed its use as a viable approach for multiplication, germplasm conservation, and genetic manipulation of

cuttings and tissue culture propagation, are required to produce the desired quantities of trees. Propagation by cuttings and tissue culture will result in genetically identical rootstocks that can be used as liners for grafting ( Albrecht et al., 2017a

tissue culture system among the chief reasons. There have been several published reports on okra regeneration because it was first successfully accomplished by Mangat and Roy (1986) using nodes and shoot tips of in vitro grown seedlings ( Anisuzzaman et

(12 weeks after pollination) Prunus lusitanica seeds without testa in Expt. I. Seeds underwent 10-week cold stratification and 5 weeks under standard culture conditions in eight variations of MS ( Murashige and Skoog, 1962 ) tissue culture medium