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=__**Business Plan**__= Imad’s Plant Multiplication specializes in the field of biological propagation. Imad’s is located in the United States in Athens, Georgia. In Athens, Imad’s contains factories to ship and package the products and laboratories for the tissue culturing. In the year 2000 a man named Imad opened the new culturing business.

Born to Baala, Lebanon Imad Khadiar immigrated to the United States to further his education at Princeton University. After college Imad started his own business, Imad’s Plant Multiplication, and is own as the CEO of the most successful tissue culturing business in the U.S. Imad felt inspired while reading about Ross Granville Harrison and his Cell Culture experiences. Imad’s thought process was that if he multiplied more useful things, herbs and plants, than Harrison did then big money could be made.

Nobel Prize winner Alexis Carrel furthered cell culturing. One of her most famous experiments, maintain a living embryo for 34 years started the ideas of tissue culture. Tissue culture multiplies plants in a petri dish. Gel agar is used for growth and multiplication of the plant explants. If done right tissue culture will make an exact replica of the original plant.

Currently, Imad’s is propagating plants and herbs. People send in their plant explants so they can receive more replicas of the original. Medical centers like to send Imad’s important herbs to get a greater supply for medical usage. In the near future, Imad’s plans are to multiply larger scale plants and fruits. Their goals are to tissue culture, pumpkins, watermelons, trees, Italian vining, and more types of horticulture.



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