The Development Process

Anagenesis Trifolia Motherstock

Tissue-Cultured Anagenesis Trifolia

Each box contains 30 seedlings

  • The Anagenesis Trifolia was developed through a breeding process involving various tree species within the Scrophulariaceae family.
  • Over several years volumetric growth rates, climatic tolerance and water requirements of group of varieties within the Scrophulariaceae family were closely monitored.
  • The best performers in each category were selected, cuttings were taken from each sample and vegetatively reproduced in the laboratory via tissue cultures.
  • All of the steps taken were in accordance with internationally accepted asexual reproduction practices.
  • The process was all natural with no genetic modification or artificial manipulation.
  • The seeds from the selected cultivar were germinated and grown into seedlings in a greenhouse.
  • Micropropagation and multiplication of the seedlings was performed by tissue culture at our USDA Certified Laboratory in Southern Georgia.
  • Anagenesis Trifolia tree is fire resistant, drought-and cold-tolerant.
  • Anagenesis Trifolia shows no signs whatsoever of being invasive or reproductive in open fields from falling seeds.
  • The development of the Anagenesis Trifolia was conducted over a 17-year time period.
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