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Step 1
Cut a small section of stem
Step 2
Dip the stem into rooting powder
Step 3
Plant it directly in the soil
Step 4
The stem cells at the bottom grow into new root hair cells
Define tissue culture
Using small groups of cells from plants tp grow identical new plants
Step 1 (tc)
Cut a small piece of tissue (eg meristem)
Step 2 (tc)
Sterilise the tissue
Step 3 (tc)
Place the tissue on nutrient agar
Step 4 (tc)
Cells divide by mitosis and form a callus
Step 5 (tc)
Add hormones to encourage roots and shoots
Step 6(tc)
Add plantlets to soil
Advantages of tissue culture to cuttings [4]
Faster for large scale production, can be done all year round, useful for plants that don’t root easily, disease free plants
Disadvantage of tissue culture to cuttings [3]
More expensive, higher risk of contamination, more time consuming