Detrez et al., 1989 - Google Patents
Phenotypic and karyotypic status of Beta vulgaris plants regenerated from direct organogenesis in petiole cultureDetrez et al., 1989
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- Detrez C
- Sangwan R
- Sangwan-Norreel B
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- Theoretical and Applied Genetics
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A method for high frequency in vitro regeneration from petiole explants was tested on nine breeding lines of Beta vulgaris L. from the haploid, diploid and tetraploid levels. Regenerants could be obtained without a callus step, from excised petioles derived either …
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