That REALLY depends: 1. What`s your final goal with these tissues?; 2. what kind of plants (herbs, woody plants)? Depending of matter, I don`t know. I suggest you to see any article which approach your problem.
I agreed with Juliano, What are you trying to do, and what kinds of measurements are you going to take after the storage period of time?
Juliano and Hanan are right! The question is not correct. But you may put these stems and roots in a polietilene bag and then - in a refrigerator at + 4 degree of Centigrade.
I agreed with Tatiana. The material can be stored in a plastic bag in a refrigerator at 4-6 C degrees. I was usted to keep a lot of herbaceous plant root systems for at least one month in the refrigerator and they were in good conditions to carry out root length measurements and strontium readings too.
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