Titlebook: Woody Plant Biotechnology; M. R. Ahuja Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 Embryo.Expression.Termination.biotechnology.gene expression.g

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Propagation of Conifers: Fidelity of the Clonal Offspringhoot formation, but little rooting. Some of the cultures have produced yellow, slimy cell masses which were similar in appearance to embryogenic masses obtained from embryo or megagametophyte explants. They contained bundles of long cells associated with small cells, but none of these developed into

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Phenothiazines

Studies with White Ash (,) Nodulesm-like tissue were evident within the cortical region. Nodules exposed to moderately high levels of thidiazuron produced large amounts of callus. Nodule clusters could be removed aseptically from liquid medium and dehydrated for up to 14 days. After desiccation for various times, the nodules were pl

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Variations in Somatic Polyembryogenesis: Induction of Adventitious Embryonal-Suspensor Masses on Devin light. The dedifferentiated cells can be induced to redifferentiate back into embryogenic ESMs in darkness. Callus-based regenerative processes can be followed microscopically by the increased formation of acetocarmine-reactive factors produced by nuclei and amyloplasts of redifferentiating cells

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Application of Somatic Embryogenesis to Clonal Propagation of Interior Sprucef ABA, embryos from most genotypes did not germinate precociously and entered a period of quiescence. Germination of eight genotypes tested was markedly enhanced after partial drying of mature embryos at high relative humidity. After one week, root emergence averaged 67% for somatic embryos treated

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Book 1991from woody plants, in particular forest trees, are in general difficult to grow and differentiate in vitro. However, recent advances in tissue culture technology nave­ paved the way for successful culture of organs, tissues, cells, and protoplasts of woody plants. By employing juvenile tissues, plan

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