Which of the following is a disadvantage of micropropagation compared to traditional methods?
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Correct answer: High cost of labor and specialized equipment
While micropropagation is efficient for mass production, it requires sterile laboratories, controlled environments, and skilled labor. This makes it more expensive than traditional grafting or cutting methods.
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