INDUCTION OF HAPLOID PLANTS FROM POLLEN GRAINS OF BRASSICA
Toshiaki Kameya, Kokichi Hinata
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Toshiaki Kameya, Kokichi Hinata
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Haploid plants of Brassica oleracea were obtained from haploid callus tissues derived from nearly mature anthers by the excised culture method. Cell clusters formed from matured pollen grains released from dehisced anthers.
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Haploid plants of Brassica oleracea were obtained from haploid callus tissues derived from nearly mature anthers by the excised culture method. Cell clusters formed from matured pollen grains released from dehisced anthers.
Key concepts: Stamen, Pollen, Ploidy, Brassica, Callus, Brassica oleracea, Botany, Biology