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Exogenous Applications of Ascorbic Acid Enhance Shoot Apical Meristem Growth and Induce Shoot Organogenesis in Germinating White Spruce (Picea glauca) Somatic Embryos.

2006-05-01

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Ascorbic acid (ASC) has been shown to improve the postembryonic growth of white spruce somatic embryos. In order to comprehend the effects of ASC applications on shoot apical meristem reactivation, structural studies were conducted. In control embryos, postembryonic growth was dependent on the quality of the shoot apical meristems since only well-organized meristems were able to resume mitotic activity at germinat...

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10.1086/501506
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