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Old 06-13-2008, 12:46 AM
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In a laminar flow cabinet/sterile chamber just as you do when you sow the mother flask. As you're transferring sterile protocorms to a sterile flask (with sterile tools) contamination is usually less of a problem than when first plating disinfected seed. Replating serves two purposes. As you mentioned it thins the protocorms to allow space to grow. It also provides fresh/differently formulated media to the protocorm improving growth and removing potentially inhibitive compounds needed for germination. If you don't flask plants yourself, commercial flasking labs should offer a replating service.
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