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Poplar
2007, Issue 179-180, p. 63-70

Preliminary report
UDC: 630*22: 582.632.2

Trends in Vegetative Propagation in Common Oak (Quercus robur L.)


Branislav Kovačević 1*, Saša Orlović 1


1 University of Novi Sad, Institute of Lowland Forestry and Environment, Novi Sad, Serbia

Corresponding author:
Branislav Kovačević, E-mail: branek@uns.ac.rs


Abstract

Common oak is tree species of high economic and ecological importance and the improvement of this species is of special common interest. Vegetative propagation is interesting for clonal forestry and the establishment of vegetative seed orchards. Beside classical means of vegetative propagation (grafting and rooting of softwood cuttings) there is intensive work in the improvement of tissue culture methods now days. Special interest is in the micropropagation by axilary shoots and through somatic embryogenesis. Principal problems are caused by considerable differences among genotypes and adult physiological status of mature trees. In this work are presented some techniques that are proposed for resolving these problems.


Keywords: juvenility, softwood cuttings, tissue culture
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