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List the advantages of tissue culture.

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Tissue culture techniques have certain advantages over traditional methods of propagation.
i] They produce exact copies of plants required that have desirable traits.
ii] They produce mature plants quickly.
iii] Multiple plants are produced in the absence of seeds or when plants are sterile or they do not produce viable seeds or when the seeds cannot be stored.
iv] Whole plants are produced or regenerated from plant cells.
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