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Giang Huong Pham et al.<br />

Fig. 13a–d. Interaction with in vitro grown Populus clone Ech5 on WPM. Ex<strong>plant</strong>s with<br />

a length of 2 cm, including one terminal and 5–6 side buds were transferred to Magenta<br />

GA7 vessels containing 80 ml of WPM medium. a Top view of a noninoculated control<br />

after 4 weeks of cultivation at 25 °C in constant light; b four discs of P. indica culture<br />

(snowflake) were placed onto the medium and incubated for 7 days at 25 °C prior to the<br />

introduction of the <strong>plant</strong> cuttings; c normal rooting started at the cutting site (arrow)<br />

after 1 week. The photo shows the typical rooting pattern after 4 weeks; d rooting pattern<br />

of an inoculated <strong>plant</strong>let after 4 weeks of co-cultivation with P. indica; rooting at the cutting<br />

site was completely blocked (arrow). Instead, aerial rooting appeared above the<br />

medium, ca. 1 cm apart from the cutting site (arrow). Root tips, when in contact with the<br />

medium, showed a modified morphology (see circles). Inset shows a magnified view of<br />

the modified root tips

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