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J. Ivani?ka und fortpflanzungsbiologischen Techniken (z.B. künstliche Besamung, Geschlechtsbestimmung und -diagnose), die molekulare Gendiagnostik (z.B. Erbfehler, züchterisch vorteilhafte Genvarianten, Genmarker) und den Gentransfer in eukaryontische Zellen sowie Verwendung transgener Zellen oder Individuen (

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Micropropagation of American Sweetgum (, L.)nd eastern Asia (.). This is a remarkable distribution for a genus with relatively few taxa. The American sweetgum, redgum or bilsted (.) is undoubtedly the best known and most useful of the sweetgums, and has received the greatest horticultural and silvicultural research interest.

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Micropropagation of Black Locust (, L.), and forms root nodules in association with nitrogen-fixing . (Allen and Allen 1981). This allows the species to grow in relatively poor soil. Black locust is a medium-sized tree that has deciduous, compound leaves and shows rapid, indeterminate growth. The twigs usually have stipular spines that f

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Micropropagation of Birches (, spp.)(.) to 40 m (.) and a maximum stem diameter up to 1.2 m (Schenck 1939; Preston 1961; Krüssmann 1976). Typical characteristics are the horizontally elongated lenticels and often the peeling in thin papery layers (Preston 1961) of the white, gray, yellowish, reddish, dark red or brown-colored bark (Sc

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Micropropagation of Larches (, spp.)ng opportunities for short-rotation silviculture (Morgenstern 1986). The genus is composed of some ten species. Some of the best known and commercially important species are those that inhabit mountainous regions of Japan (. Sieb. and Zucc.), Europe (. Mill.), western North America (. Nutt.), Asia [

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