1993
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-015-8116-5_3
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Light regimes used in conifer tissue culture

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“…In Picea glauca, rooting was greater with a 20/18 ºC temperature regimes compared with 24/18 ºC; 20/15 ºC or 25/25 ºC (Rumary and Thorpe 1984 cited by Ellis and Webb, 1993), and in Douglas fir 19 ºC gave increased rooting and normal plants, while at 24 ºC few roots formed and the root junction callus formed causing discontinuity in the vascular system (Cheng, 1978 cited by Ellis and Webb 1993).…”
Section: Experiments 3: Different Carbon Source and Temperaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Picea glauca, rooting was greater with a 20/18 ºC temperature regimes compared with 24/18 ºC; 20/15 ºC or 25/25 ºC (Rumary and Thorpe 1984 cited by Ellis and Webb, 1993), and in Douglas fir 19 ºC gave increased rooting and normal plants, while at 24 ºC few roots formed and the root junction callus formed causing discontinuity in the vascular system (Cheng, 1978 cited by Ellis and Webb 1993).…”
Section: Experiments 3: Different Carbon Source and Temperaturementioning
confidence: 99%