2015•Acta Societatis Botanicorum PoloniaeOpen access

Induction of embryoid development from apple pollen grains

Bogusław Kubicki, J. Telżyńska, E. Milewska-Pawliczuk

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Globular 32 and 64 celled embryoids were obtained from uninucleate apple microspores (cultivar Jonathan) after 5 weeks of culture on a modified Murashige and Skoog (1962) medium. A similar induction of microspore development was not observed in younger or older stages of anther development. In such anthers only callus was formed from diploid tissues.

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Globular 32 and 64 celled embryoids were obtained from uninucleate apple microspores (cultivar Jonathan) after 5 weeks of culture on a modified Murashige and Skoog (1962) medium. A similar induction of microspore development was not observed in younger or older stages of anther development. In such anthers only callus was formed from diploid tissues.

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Globular 32 and 64 celled embryoids were obtained from uninucleate apple microspores (cultivar Jonathan) after 5 weeks of culture on a modified Murashige and Skoog (1962) medium. A similar induction of microspore development was not observed in younger or older stages of anther development. In such anthers only callus was formed from diploid tissues.

Key concepts: Microspore, Stamen, Pollen, Callus, Botany, Biology, Ploidy, Cultivar

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