Modern In Vitro Technologies for Developing Horticulture

Dear Colleagues,

Horticultural businesses, including those that sell ornamental and medicinal plants, always seek new trends and niches to increase product sales. Innovative in vitro techniques are constantly being developed via academic research and experimental trials. This Special Issue aims to record the most recent and novel findings for the development of micropropagation technologies for developing the horticultural sector, with particular interest in sustainable production, biodiversity conservation, and plant protection.

Dr. Matteo Caser
Guest Editor

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• ornamentals
• horticulture
• medicinal plants
• bioreactor
• stress tolerance
• cyropreservation genetic modification
• micropropagation
• nanotechnology
• bioeconomy
• genomics
• somaclonal variability
• omics
• genetic engineering
• in vitro
• stress resilience
• endangered species
• rare species
• biodiversity