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Cork oak (Quercus suber L.) is a forest tree species of the family Fagaceae. It is characterized by long life cycles which hamper doubled haploid plant production to obtain homozygotes and pure lines. The time-consuming method of repeated backcrossings by conventional breeding techniques to produce pure lines is impractical in woody species. Nevertheless, biotechnology has offered new tools to make it possible. A doubled haploid plant or embryo is one that is developed by the doubling of a haploid set of chromosomes. A
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