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Challenges in the micropropagation of economically important fruit species in Europe

Submitted by Lucie Fischerová on

Commercial micropropagation plays a crucial role in increasing the production of many economically important fruit crops worldwide, including Europe. The focus has been on many woody horticultural species, such as stone and pome fruits, berries, nuts, and palms. This paper presents an updated overview of the European commercial micropropagation landscape, highlighting the countries currently operating in this sector, crop targets, and the distribution of micropropagation companies based on recent survey data.

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From lab to forest: overcoming barriers to in vitro propagation of forest trees

Submitted by Lucie Fischerová on

Reforestation initiatives are often limited by insufficient seeds, a problem exacerbated by natural variability in tree flowering and seed production, climate change and other environmental challenges. Innovative and adaptive solutions, such as in vitro propagation, are thus needed. Tissue culture can provide high-quality propagation material for tree conservation and mass propagation, but faces technical, economic, regulatory, and social barriers.

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