FAQ About Indoor Plant Genetic Preservation

There are several methods used in the genetic preservation of indoor plants, including:

• Seed Banking: Storing seeds at low temperatures to maintain viability over long periods.
• Tissue Culture: Propagating plants from a few cells in a controlled, sterile environment.
• Cryopreservation: Freezing plant tissues or seeds at very low temperatures to halt biological activity and preserve genetic material.
• DNA Banking: Storing DNA samples of plant species for future research and breeding purposes.