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Ultrastructural analyses of somatic embryo initiation, development and polarity establishment from mesophyll cells of Dactylis glomerata

Vasilenko et al., 2000

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9962718396966857865
Author
Vasilenko A
McDaniel J
Conger B
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In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology-Plant

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Somatic embryos initiate and develop directly from single mesophyll cells in in vitro-cultured leaf segments of orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata L.). Embryogenic cells establish themselves in the predivision stage by formation of thicker cell walls and dense cytoplasm …
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