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  • Growth process of a Balsam Fir
    Growing Better Balsam. From Callus to Tree
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Christmas Trees

Christmas Trees

Haskap Berries

Haskap Berries

Plant Tissue Culture

Plant Tissue Culture

Commercial Potato Genetics

Commercial Potato Genetics

For nearly 40 years, Phytocultures has been at the forefront of innovation and business expansion in horticulture. We offer custom propagation using advanced tissue culture systems, develop distinct quality varieties of Haskap and potatoes for optimal production, and assist clients worldwide in establishing their own propagation businesses. Our latest initiative involves pioneering Christmas tree research through somatic embryogenesis, which will enhance our research capabilities and address the challenges faced by Christmas tree growers.

Embryonic Callus Derived From Field Growing SE Seedlings:

July 23, 2024

A project was initiated to generate embryonic callus from field-grown Balsam Fir seedlings. The goal was to determine the feasibility of this process and to expand the identification of source materials suitable for propagation. Meristem tissue was extracted from SE seedlings after cold storage conditioning. The tissue was placed on an induction media, and after […]

Recovery Of Embryonic Callus From Matured Embryos

July 23, 2024

The multiplication of undifferentiated cells is a propagation-limited process, characterized by distinct growth stages: an early stage, followed by an optimum mid-range stage, and eventually a stage where growth and recovery of viable germinates decline. This development typically follows a normal curve pattern. Advanced techniques have been developed to culture mature embryos and regenerate undifferentiated […]

Clonal Lines in Production

July 23, 2024

Phytocultures received 89 cryo-preserved SMART TREE lines from the 0-100 Series, 200 Series, and 300 Series. Several of these lines did not regenerate successfully on the first attempt and were therefore retained but not prioritized for further propagation attempts. Lines that showed tolerance to propagation techniques and successfully produced viable embryos were identified as probable […]

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