The book "Protocols for Micropropagation of Woody Trees and Fruits" provides comprehensive insights into the methods of micropropagation of woody plants and fruit trees. It covers the fundamentals of plant cell, tissue, and organ culture, which are conducted under aseptic conditions on specially defined nutrient media. Despite advancements in research, many tree species prove to be difficult for in vitro culture. The work highlights the challenges associated with regulating the plant cell cycle and offers insights into the molecular mechanisms that lead to recalcitrance. The authors discuss the necessity of specific culture conditions and the importance of genetic fidelity as well as the long-term storage of plant material. This book is a valuable resource for professionals involved in the micropropagation of woody plants and provides solutions to common issues such as somaclonal variation and root formation.