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The authors conclude the protocol can be used to store oil palm germplasm and manage large-scale industrial production.
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e0“The cryopreservation protocol established can thus be efficiently used to store oil palm germplasm and to manage large-scale production in industrial laboratories.”
Title
Recovery of Oil Palm (Elaeis guineensis Jacq.) Somatic Embryos Cryostored For 20 Years.
T Beule; P Ilbert; K Adeoti; et al. PubMed 2018
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- Method / resource Immediately rewarmed cryopreserved somatic embryos had mean survival of 19.1% across 29 clones.
- Method / resource After 20 years of cryostorage, mean somatic embryo survival was significantly higher at 33.2% among 28 surviving clones.
- Observation Three of the 28 surviving clones were lost to contamination or regrowth decline.
- Observation Six surviving clones produced only shoots.
- Observation The remaining surviving clones proliferated.
- Observation Extended cryostorage can regenerate proliferating cultures and plantlets from oil palm somatic embryos.