Before revision: Conditions that limits its use include: Labour may make up 50–69% of operating costs.Maciej Hempel, М. Хемпел & М. Хемпел (1986) Some Economical Aspects of Commercial Micropropagation, Biotechnology & Bioindustry, 1:5, 22-26, DOI: 10.1080/02052067.1986.10824247 A monoculture is produced after micropropagation , leading to a lack of overall disease resilience, as all progeny plants may be vulnerable to the same infections.
After revision: Conditions that limits its use include: Labour may make up 50–69% of operating costs.Maciej Hempel, М. Хемпел & М. Хемпел (1986) Some Economical Aspects of Commercial Micropropagation, Biotechnology & Bioindustry, 1:5, 22-26, DOI: 10.1080/02052067.1986.10824247 All plants produced via micropropagation are genetically identical clones , leading to a lack of overall disease resilience, as all progeny plants may be vulnerable to the same infections.