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Selection of a super-growing legume root culture that permits controlled switching between root cloning and direct embryogenesis

1998-05-01

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Root cultures, displaying vigorous growth and high embryogenic capacity, were established in the legume forage species Lotus corniculatus (bird's-foot trefoil). Root cloning as well as plant regeneration was achieved on hormone-free medium, in agitated culture in the dark or under stationary conditions in the light, respectively. These qualities of vigorous growth and regeneration faded with time in hormone-free c...

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caca71d5-73a8-56ca-9c1e-1ecc1e96a95b
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10.1007/s001220050799
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