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Mar
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 comment Can any plant regenerate missing tissue?
same for leaves, I used stem as an example
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22
 revised How do fungi react to being grown in a tissue culture?
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Mar
22
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Mar
21
 comment Can any plant regenerate missing tissue?
Essentially the answer is yes, except that your qualification "but it is not a perfect regeneration, and has no likeness in form to the previous stem." is confusing me - I would consider all stems from a single plant to share a likeness in form. No, they won't be identical, but neither is a regenerated limb identical to a lost limb.
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 answered How do fungi react to being grown in a tissue culture?
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 answered What effect does vortexing have on a fluid sample that simple mechanical shaking does not?
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 comment Would a plant need light if the chemicals gained by photosynthesis were given through the roots?
This approach can be used to culture mycorrhizae jstor.org/stable/3760183
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