The development of artificial seed technology is a rapidly expanding field of research in the realm of plant tissue culture. Currently, it is regarded as a highly effective alternative method for the propagation of commercially significant plant materials.

This innovative technology not only streamlines the handling and storage of cells and tissues, but also shields them from external gradients, short-term and long-term storage at low and ultra-low temperatures, and serves as an efficient delivery system.

The information regarding synthetic seed preparation technology, its implications, achievements, and limitations, is currently scattered throughout various journal articles and edited books. However, this book presents this information in an organized manner, complete with up-to-date citations, providing readers with a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in the field.