Micropropagation is advantageous for plants that rarely produce seeds, exhibit poor natural cloning, are uncommon, have undergone difficult selective breeding, or must be pathogen-free for cultivation.
Micropropagation is used for plants that don't produce seeds easily, don't respond well to natural cloning, are rare, have been difficult to genetically modify, or need to be pathogen-free.
| Front | Give 5 reasons why micropropagation might be used. |
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| Back | When desirable plant:
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