Santalum Album

What are the means used to that and what the explants used?? Is it an agency know the proper technique and conditions for tissue culture in Santalum album??

There are many difficulties in the initial culture Santalum, not only because of its germination and growth needs, but also the amount of time an increasing need for well-mature tree.

Seed germination of Santalum is not completely understood.

The seeds can not be efficiently stored, and must be planted on their harvesting of tree fruit.

Even in doing so, the seeds will not germinate.

As such, young growing trees can be quite labor-intensive.

In addition, although the trees Santalum photosynthesizes on their own, the trees are semi-parasitic, with roots that seek out and root systems of nearby trees for water and nutrients.

As such each plant is usually grown together next four or five host trees.

Pruning of host trees are also needed at times since Santalum trees require much sunlight for growth.

To produce the sandalwood business value to high levels of fragrance oils, trees must be at least 40 years but 80 or more is preferable.

As such, people who begin the cultivation of Santalum not live to reap the fruits of their labor.

However, inferior sandalwood has been broken or toppled 30 years old can still fetch a decent price because of demand for real sandalwood.

Beyond these initial difficulties, more and more producers of sandalwood Santalum is not difficult because it becomes more resistant to environmental stresses, pests and disease as it matures.

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Santalum album can automatically propagate through the woods micropropergation vitro during its early development, the establishment of small stands. The bark may be reddish brown or almost black, smooth on young trees, becoming fissured with a show red.