If you liked In vitro culture of trees by J. M. Bonga and P.M. von Aderkas, start with Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry : Case Histories (2013), An unusual witches' broom on black spruce caused by eastern dwarf mistletoe (1964), and Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry Vol. 1 (1986). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry : Case Histories 2013 · 416 pages · J. M. Bonga, D. J. Durzan · Same author
  2. 2 An unusual witches' broom on black spruce caused by eastern dwarf mistletoe 1964 · 78 pages · J. M. Bonga · Same author
  3. 3 Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry Vol. 1 1986 · 440 pages · J. M. Bonga · Same author
  4. 4 Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry Vol. 3 1987 · 440 pages · J. M. Bonga · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry : Case Histories (2013), An unusual witches' broom on black spruce caused by eastern dwarf mistletoe (1964), Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry Vol. 1 (1986), Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry Vol. 3 (1987), and Cell and Tissue Culture in Forestry Vol. 2 (1986).

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In vitro culture of trees is by J. M. Bonga and P.M. von Aderkas.