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The results of long-term work on the induction of somatic embryogenesis in Siberian pine ( Pinus sibirica Du Tour) growing in a natural stand of trees and in clone grafting plantation located in the Western Sayan are shown. Controlled pollination of the clones of Siberian pine had a positive influence on the state of callus cultures. The cytological analysis of embryonal-suspensor mass made it possible to identify embryological structures morphologically close to zygotic embryos at early developmental stages; as a result, the callus tissue was recognized embryogenic. We revealed donor plants (clones), whose zygotic embryos in vitro can serve as a source of embryogenic callus tissue.
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