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Genetic engineering of disease resistance in cereals

1998-06-01

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Transformation procedures have been developed for introducing cloned genes into all major cereals. These procedures are beginning to be used to enhance disease resistance, although progress is slowed by the 8 to 10 months required to obtain seed from the first generation of transformed plants. Genotype dependence, somaclonal variation, and lack of stability in inheritance and expression also limit output of useful...

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Literature Corpus work: 583fe312-3f43-556b-83d2-da52144913fd
DOI: 10.1080/07060669809500419

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