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Genetic improvement of olive

E. Rugini,P. G. Pesce

Published 2006 in Unknown venue

ABSTRACT

AND CONCLUSIONS In the last decade significant progress has been made in developing successful olive cloning techniques, although some difficulties still remain such as that with establishing sterile cultures in vitro and morphogenesis from mature tissue of cultivars. More work is required, although significant advances have also been made in shoot regeneration from petioles of in vitro grown shoots of several cultivars (Mencuccini and Rugini, 1993). However, the regeneration ability is still low for use in biotechnological applications. The novel strategy of the «double regeneration», developed to achieve somatic embryos in olive cv. Canino and Moraiolo may also be applicable in other cultivars. This technique can be generalised since at present it is essential for inducing and maintaining shoot morphogenic callus in other species such as cherry, apple, and pear (Gutiérrez Pesce et al., 1998; Rugini e Muganu 1998; Abdollahi et al.,

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  • Publication year

    2006

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  • Publication date

    2006-03-05

  • Fields of study

    Agricultural and Food Sciences, Biology

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