Jeff A. Long
Abstract
Plants, like animals, get their start during embryogenesis. Plants, however, only pattern a basic body plan during embryogenesis, with their adult body forms bearing very little resemblance to the embryo. Given this diversity in postembryonic development, it is remarkable that plant embryos from a
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Plants, like animals, get their start during embryogenesis. Plants, however, only pattern a basic body plan during embryogenesis, with their adult body forms bearing very little resemblance to the embryo. Given this diversity in postembryonic development, it is remarkable that plant embryos from a
Key concepts: Biology, Embryogenesis, Body plan, Embryo, Botany, Somatic embryogenesis, Cell biology