Micropropagation of woody plants / ed. by M.R.Ahuja. - Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Press, 1992 (2010). - xvii, 507 p.: ill., figs., tabls. - (Forestry sciences; vol.41). - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.501-507. - ISBN 978-90-4169-2  Место хранения:   030 | Центральный Сибирский ботанический сад СО РАН | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Preface ...................................................... xiii Contributors ................................................... xv Section I. Fundamentals ......................................... 1 1 M.R. Ahuja: Micropropagation à la carte ...................... 3 References ................................................... 8 2 T.A. Thorpe and P.P. Kumar: Cellular control of morphogenesis ............................................... 11 References .................................................. 26 3 D.D. Ellis and D.T. Webb: Light regimes used in conifer tissue culture .............................................. 31 References .................................................. 49 4 P. von Aderkas and M.D. Dawkins: Haploid embryogenesis in trees ....................................................... 57 References .................................................. 63 5 J.A. Russell: Advances in the protoplast culture of woody plants ...................................................... 67 References .................................................. 87 6 W.P. Hackett and J.R. Murray: Maturation and rejuvenation in woody species ............................................ 93 References ................................................. 103 7 P.K. Gupta and M. Kreitinger: Synthetic seeds in forest trees ...................................................... 107 References ................................................. 116 8 R.M. Skirvin, H. Abu-Qaoud, S. Sriskandarajah and D.E. Harry: Genetics of micropropagated woody plants ....... 121 References ................................................. 139 9 D.J. Donnelly and L. Tisdall: Acclimatization strategies for micropropagated plants ................................. 153 References ................................................. 163 Section II. Micropropagation .................................. 167 10 O.P. Jones: Propagation of apple in vitro .................. 169 References ................................................. 184 11 M.R. Ahuja: Regeneration and germplasm preservation in aspen-Populus ........................................... 187 References ................................................. 193 12 S.G. Ernst: In vitro culture of pure species non-aspen poplars .................................................... 195 References ................................................. 205 13 Y.W. Chun: Clonal propagation in non-aspen poplar hybrids .................................................... 209 References ................................................. 219 14 M. Welander: Micropropagation of birch ..................... 223 References ................................................. 244 15 A.F. Mascarenhas, S.V. Kendurkar and S.S. Khuspe: Micropropagation of teak ................................... 247 References ................................................. 258 16 G. Lakshmi Sita: Micropropagation of Eucalyptus ............ 263 References ................................................. 277 17 S.A. Merkle, H.D. Wilde and H.E. Sommer: In vitro culture of Liriodendron tulipifera ................................. 281 References ................................................. 300 18 V. Dhawan: Micropropagation of nitrogen-fixing trees ....... 303 References ................................................. 313 19 P.S. Rao and V.A. Bapat: Micropropagation of sandalwood (Santalum album L.) and mulberry (Morus indica L.) ......... 317 References ................................................. 343 20 J. Žel: Micropropagation of Pinus sylvestris ............... 347 References ................................................. 362 21 M.J. Hutzell and D.J. Durzan: Improved aseptic germination and controlled growth for micropropagation of Douglas fir ................................................ 367 References ................................................. 372 22 D.F. Karnosky, Y. Huang and D.I. Shin: Micropropagation of Larix species and hybrids ............................... 373 References ................................................. 380 23 B.J. Nairn: Commercial micropropagation of radiata pine .... 383 References ................................................. 394 24 P.S. Rao and T.R. Ganapathi: Micropropagation of palms ...................................................... 395 References ................................................. 415 Section III. Tree improvement ................................. 423 25 W.J. Libby and M.R. Ahuja: Micropropagation and clonal options in forestry ........................................ 425 References ................................................. 440 26 С.Н. Michler: In vitro genetic selection for woody plant improvement ................................................ 443 References ................................................. 452 27 Y.S. Park and J.M. Bonga: Conifer micropropagation: its function in tree improvement programs ...................... 457 References ................................................. 469 28 M.E. Ostry and С.Н. Michler: Use of biotechnology for tree improvement in Populus model systems .................. 471 References ................................................. 481 29 В.E. Haissing and D.E. Riemenschneider: Strategic planning for applying biotechnology to woody plant genetics and breeding ...................................... 485 References ................................................. 498 Index ......................................................... 501