1972
DOI: 10.1016/s0044-328x(72)80034-5
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Förderung der zellproliferation unter der einwirkung von 2-chloräthylphosphorsäure bei explantaten von Begonia x richmondensis in steriler kultur

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“…The reference [22] reported that direct shoot formation on Begonia x richmondensis stem segments was inhibited by 2-20 mg/l ethephon and completely prevented by 200 mg/l. In date palm tissue culture it was reported that AgNO 3 increased embryogenic callus weight in the absence of cytokinin, similar effects were noted upon the numbers of embryos formed, although here the number was reduced by an increase in AgNO 3 concentration [23].…”
Section: Table (2): Effect Of Various Concentrations Of Silver Thiosulphate (Sts) On Shoots Multiplication Of Date Palm Cvs Barhi and Maksupporting
confidence: 78%
“…The reference [22] reported that direct shoot formation on Begonia x richmondensis stem segments was inhibited by 2-20 mg/l ethephon and completely prevented by 200 mg/l. In date palm tissue culture it was reported that AgNO 3 increased embryogenic callus weight in the absence of cytokinin, similar effects were noted upon the numbers of embryos formed, although here the number was reduced by an increase in AgNO 3 concentration [23].…”
Section: Table (2): Effect Of Various Concentrations Of Silver Thiosulphate (Sts) On Shoots Multiplication Of Date Palm Cvs Barhi and Maksupporting
confidence: 78%
“…The present results in total also confirm George & Sherrington's (1984) review and conclusion that the concentrations of ethylene that develop in culture flasks (particularly those that are tightly closed) can be sufficient to modify organogenesis and morphogenesis and plantlet development. Adventitious shoot formation might be either inhibited or stimulated through ethylene of the culture vessel, depending on the concentration and the period of accumulation (Ringe 1972;Huxter et al 1981). The role of ethylene in multiplication through axillary budding is by no means clear.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%