1981
DOI: 10.1016/s0044-328x(81)80023-2
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In Vitro Induction of Divisions in Pollen, Callus Formation and Plantle Regeneration in Anthers of Lobularia maritima

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“…1975, GEORGE and RAO 1982 and Arabidopsis (GRESSHOI-F andDOY 1972, AMOS andSCHOLL 1978). In addition, success in cultivation of anthers of one species each of two other genera, Iberis and Lobnlaria, have been reported from this laboratory (BABBAR et al 1980, GOEL et al 1981. Plants have also been raised from the isolated microspores of Brassiea napus cultivated in vitro (LICHTER 1982 investigations undertaken to raise the plants from microspores of Brassiea nigra, an oilyielding brassicaceous herb, for the first time, report the induction of microspore embryogenesis in its anther cultures and subsequent differentiation of plants.…”
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“…1975, GEORGE and RAO 1982 and Arabidopsis (GRESSHOI-F andDOY 1972, AMOS andSCHOLL 1978). In addition, success in cultivation of anthers of one species each of two other genera, Iberis and Lobnlaria, have been reported from this laboratory (BABBAR et al 1980, GOEL et al 1981. Plants have also been raised from the isolated microspores of Brassiea napus cultivated in vitro (LICHTER 1982 investigations undertaken to raise the plants from microspores of Brassiea nigra, an oilyielding brassicaceous herb, for the first time, report the induction of microspore embryogenesis in its anther cultures and subsequent differentiation of plants.…”
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“…1975, GEORGE and RAO 1982 and Arabidopsis (GRESSHOI-F andDOY 1972, AMOS andSCHOLL 1978). In addition, success in cultivation of anthers of one species each of two other genera, Iberis and Lobnlaria, have been reported from this laboratory (BABBAR et al 1980, GOEL et al 1981. Plants have also been raised from the isolated microspores of Brassiea napus cultivated in vitro (LICHTER 1982…”
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