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| Natural gelling agent made form algae |
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| Aseptic or Sterile Technique |
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| Produres used to prevent the introduction of microorganisms into cultures |
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| A machine capable of sterilizing by steam under pressure |
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| Plants produced asexually and are genetically identical |
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| Infected by unwanted microorganisms |
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| A plant growing in vitro in a sterile environment |
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| Specialized palnt tissue cells |
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| Palnt parts being used to grow in tissue culture |
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| An enclosed work area where the air is cleaned using HEPA filters |
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| Generally naturally occurring chemiclas that strongly affect plant growth |
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| a solid or liqued nutritive solution used for culturing cells |
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| using tissue culture to multiply plant |
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| a disease causing organism |
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| the growth or maintenance of plant parts in vitro |
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| undifferentiated growth tissue in the shoot tip |
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| initiation of a culture form natural plant parts |
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| in vitro multiplication of cultures |
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| transferring cultures in soil in unsterial environment |
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| a cultuer that free of microoganisms |
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| explants are first subdivided then transferred to new medium |
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| characteristic of plants where any cell has the ability to generate new plants |
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| cells that have not transformed into specialized tissues |
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