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(1999) suggested using a basal MS solid medium supplemented with BA and kinetin for teak shoot multiplication, achieving a mean of 3.7 normal shoots per explant in 8 weeks after subculture; but the number of hyperhydric shoots was not reported.

Once a device gains coolness in the subculture, the product becomes adopted by the mainstream.

Previous studies have shown physiological changes of entomopathogenic fungi after successive subculture in vitro.

of New York) provides theoretical frameworks within which the Japanese subculture phenomenon can be analyzed.

This book is based on, and structured as, a doctoral thesis examining virtual radio and college subcultures. It leads the reader through research methods and literature relating to youth subculture, development of net-radio and net-radio audiences before focusing its attention on two net-radio stations, Brooklyn College Radio in the United States and Radio Monash in Australia.

We are able to officially recognize that people who wish to express their alternative subculture identity freely should not have to tolerate hate crime 6 something that many people have to endure on a daily basis," Shewan told the (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/9969457/Hate-crimes-to-include-attacks-on-punks-goths-and-metallers.html) Telegraph .

I wrote and completed my dissertation, an ethnographic study of punk in twenty-first-century subculture, in May of 2012.

Rose's essay, "The Death of Subculture," begins like Kahn's as bildungsroman, charting his own experience as a teenager eager to fit into subcultures, important incubators of rebellion and, therefore, of the new ideas it often foments.

Worse still, these organizations typically exhibit a firmly engrained policing subculture that dismisses the need for such assistance.

TEDDY BOYS The subculture started in London in the 1950s and rapidly spread across the UK.

What is interesting is that within each subculture it is never really discussed or explained how certain ways and means that are particular for the group came about; nor is it ever expressed that those ways and means would be defended by the group if they were ever challenged.

He applies the idea of the evangelical tradition as a subculture to the concept of public opinion by emphasizing that the subculture takes part in processes that provide the potential for influence on public opinion by building evangelical social group identity, promoting the beliefs of the subculture, discrediting aspects of mainstream culture, and delivering political messages, showing that young evangelicals have become more liberal on a few issues but are still conservative in party identification, ideology, and views on issues like abortion.