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In vitro culture and plantlet regeneration of immature embryo of maize (Zea mays L.)

Huiying Zhang, Xiaomin Wang, Weihua Yu, Hanbing Wu, Jiachuan Wei, Hao Xiao-qin

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The induction, subculture and differentiation plant of the callus were studied in vitro on different medium with different immature embryo of maize. The result showed that callus were grown from 8 immature corn embryo, but only 5010 and Zong 3 inbred lines were differentiation plant from the callus.

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The induction, subculture and differentiation plant of the callus were studied in vitro on different medium with different immature embryo of maize. The result showed that callus were grown from 8 immature corn embryo, but only 5010 and Zong 3 inbred lines were differentiation plant from the callus.

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The induction, subculture and differentiation plant of the callus were studied in vitro on different medium with different immature embryo of maize. The result showed that callus were grown from 8 immature corn embryo, but only 5010 and Zong 3 inbred lines were differentiation plant from the callus.

Key concepts: Plantlet, Callus, Subculture (biology), Biology, Zea mays, Regeneration (biology), Embryo, Botany

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