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A collection of cells that have a specific function. Types of tissues include muscle and nerve.
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| tissue culture |
A technique for the in vitro (outside the body) maintenance, proliferation, and, sometimes, differentiation of plant or animal cells.
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| tissue |
a group of cells of similar structure which performs a special function
Ãâó: www.inbar.int/publication/txt/tr10/glossary2.htm
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| tissue culture |
Also called cell culture, inflorescent culture, meristem culture or micropropagation. Method of propagation which reproduces African Violets from meristem cells. The method involves taking a tissue culture from the leaf stems and cultivating new plantlets in an agar medium which been fortified with growth hormones. While a leaf cutting may produce two or three new plantlets, it only takes a square centimeter of meristem cells to produce thousands. ...
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| tissue |
a collection of cells, united to perform a particular function.
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