1959
DOI: 10.1104/pp.34.5.577
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Factors in Corn Steep Water Promoting Growth of Plant Tissues.

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“…However, the full exploitation of tissue culture techniques should make the latter materials even more useful than ever for studies of florigen and the induced state. For some preliminary thoughts and results in this particular direction, see Chailakhyan (1961) and Fox and Miller (1959).…”
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“…However, the full exploitation of tissue culture techniques should make the latter materials even more useful than ever for studies of florigen and the induced state. For some preliminary thoughts and results in this particular direction, see Chailakhyan (1961) and Fox and Miller (1959).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In early attempts to obtain regeneration, Fox & Miller (1960) grew Xanthium callus from cambium on basal medium supplemented with kinetin, NAA, and corn steep water. Glutamic acid, asparagine, kinetin, and NAA were added to Murashige & Skoog's (MS) (1962) medium by Frattarelli et al (1972) to produce callus from stem cultures.…”
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“…Thes. Indiana Univ., Bloomington, 1960) stem between the apical meristem and fifth internode of and Fox and Miller (1960) found that Xanthium callus 10-week old plants. The stem segments were placed in -vi^ould grow on a basal medium consisting of inorganic 15 o/^ Clorox for 20 min, rinsed three times with sterile salts, sucrose, glycine, and vitamins if it was supple-glass-distilled water, placed in 70 Vo ethanol for 3 min, iTiented with kmetin, an auxin, and corn steep water, a and then rinsed with sterile, glass-distilled water.…”
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“…Fox (1960) implicated a role in promotion by ^wo basal media were used. One was a corn steep nitrogen, possibly organic nitrogen, and high levels of medium as was used by Fox and Miller (1960). The potassium and phosphorus.second was that of Murashige and Skoog (1962) which We decided to try to culture Xanthium callus using a ^^^ modified by the addition of 14 mg/1 glutamic acid, medium high in salts and supplemented with the usual IQO mg/1 asparagine, 0.5 mg/1 kinetin, 8.0 g/1 agar, and vitamins, kmetin, NAA, and organic nitrogen sources.…”
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