Next-Generation in vitro Strategies in Woody Plant Cloning

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Next-Generation in vitro Strategies in Woody Plant Cloning

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Full Description

This open access book comprehensively explores woody plant in vitro cloning, starting with recalcitrance and examining epigenetic and chemical solutions to improve meristem regeneration. It then covers advanced diagnostics, sanitation, and germplasm conservation, emphasizing the elimination of pathogens and long-term storage. Subsequent sections concentrate on scaling up and automation through somatic embryogenesis, temporary immersion systems, and robotics for low-cost production. The text also critically examines technological risks, public acceptance, and legislative frameworks for the application of massive plant cloning. Finally, it addresses commercialization, capacity building, and future directions, aiming to connect scientific innovation with economic viability and global collaboration in this vital field.

The book also serves as a valuable educational resource, suitable as supplementary literature across all levels of higher education, including Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD programs in Plant Tissue Culture and Plant Biotechnology, while also supporting researchers, professionals, and stakeholders in advancing scientific and applied aspects of the field. It contributes to the modernization of academic curricula and aligns with broader European Higher Education Area (EHEA) objectives by contributing to the harmonization of knowledge and competencies in this field.

Contents

.- Part 1- Overcoming recalcitrance in woody plants.

.- CHAPTER 1-UNDERSTANDING RECALCITRANCE IN WOODY PLANTS: CURRENT STATE AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS.

.- CHAPTER 2-EPIGENETIC REGULATION OF WOODY PLANT IN VITRO CULTURE: MECHANISMS, CHALLENGES, AND OPPORTUNITIES.

.- CHAPTER 3-INNOVATIONS IN NUTRIENT MEDIA FORMULATIONS AND CHEMICAL TOOLS.

.- CHAPTER 4-LIGHT MANIPULATION FOR IMPROVING IN VITRO RESPONSE.

.- Part 2- Advanced diagnostics, sanitation, and germplasm conservation.

.- CHAPTER 5-NEXT-GENERATION DIAGNOSTICS & SANITATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR PATHOGEN ELIMINATION.

.- CHAPTER 6-MICROBIAL MANAGEMENT IN MICROPROPAGATION SYSTEMS.

.- CHAPTER 7-BENEFICIAL ROLES OF MICROORGANISMS IN WOODY PLANT MICROPROPAGATION.

.- CHAPTER 8-ESTABLISHING AND VALIDATING SECURE GERMPLASM CONSERVATION PROTOCOLS OF WOODY PLANTS AND BANANA BY CRYOPRESERVATION TECHNIQUES. 

.- CHAPTER 9-SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS AND CRYOPRESERVATION OF RECALCITRANT BRAZILIAN NATIVE TREES.

.- Part 3- Scaling up and automation in woody plant micropropagation.

.- CHAPTER 10-SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS: ADVANCEMENTS FOR MASS PROPAGATION.

.- CHAPTER 11-LIQUID CULTURE IN TEMPORARY IMMERSION SYSTEMS: OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESEARCH AND COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION OF WOODY PLANTS.

.- CHAPTER 12- INTEGRATING DIGITAL PHENOTYPING, AUTOMATION, ROBOTICS, AND AI IN WOODY PLANT MICROPROPAGATION.

.- CHAPTER 13- ACCLIMATIZATION OF MICROPROPAGATED WOODY PLANTS.

.- CHAPTER 14- PLANT CELL CULTURES AS RENEWABLE BIOFACTORIES FOR HIGH-VALUE PHYTOCHEMICALS IN WOODY PLANT SPECIES.

.- Part 4- Managing risks, public acceptance, and legislation.

.- CHAPTER 15- ENSURING CLONAL FIDELITY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE IN WOODY PLANT MICROPROPAGATION.

.- CHAPTER 16- PUBLIC PERCEPTION AND ACCEPTANCE OF WOODY PLANT CLONING.

.- CHAPTER 17- LEGISLATION AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS FOR CLONAL FORESTRY AND HORTICULTURAL MATERIAL.

.- Part 5- Commercialization and capacity building.

.- CHAPTER 18- BUSINESS MODELS AND COMMERCIALIZATION STRATEGIES FOR MICROPROPAGATED WOODY PLANTS.

.- CHAPTER 19- EDUCATION AS INFRASTRUCTURE: MAPPING PLANT TISSUE CULTURE TRAINING IN EUROPEAN UNIVERSITIES.

.- CHAPTER 20- GLOBAL TRENDS, REGIONAL GAPS, AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION IN WOODY CROP BIOTECHNOLOGY.