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2010, Industrial Crops and ProductsCitation Excerpt :Explants showing callus formation were not used for further experiments since genetic variability may occur in the plantlets obtained (Kaepler et al., 2000). Nevertheless, shoot organogenesis from basal callus is likely to occur and has been reported in several Lavandula species such as L. angustifolia (Quazi, 1980), L. x intermedia (Dronne et al., 1999), L. latifolia (Calvo and Segura, 1988; Jordan et al., 1990), L. officinalis x L. latifolia (Panizza and Tognoni, 1988) and L. vera (Tsuro et al., 2000). Organogenesis may be an alternative to shoot proliferation but a careful analysis of the propagated material must be performed to confirm the uniformity of the regenerated plants.
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