Examining the Physiological Traits of Callus Tissues from Endosperm- Supported Mature Embryos in Common Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) under In Vitro Salt Stress Conditions
Fatine Mouhssine,
Houda Elyacoubi,
Hamada Imtara
et al.
Abstract:Salt tolerance is a much-needed potential in cereal crops. To date, numerous research protocols have focused on establishing selection programs to increase tolerance and productivity of crops in salt-stressed areas. In this study, we aimed to induce callus from endosperm-supported mature embryos of five common wheat varieties (Nassim, Wissam, Wafia, Rajae, and Tigre) subject directly to various increasing NaCl concentrations (0–9 g/L) under in vitro culture process. We chose callus growth, organic solutes accu… Show more
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