M.B. Kirkham, P. L. Holder
Abstract
Abstract Water and turgor potentials of callus tissue from the cactus Echinopsis turbinata L. increased with increasing concentration of kinetin. Osmotic potential showed no consistent trend with an increase in concentration of kinetin or p-chlorophenoxyacetic acid (p-CPA).
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Abstract Water and turgor potentials of callus tissue from the cactus Echinopsis turbinata L. increased with increasing concentration of kinetin. Osmotic potential showed no consistent trend with an increase in concentration of kinetin or p-chlorophenoxyacetic acid (p-CPA).
Key concepts: Turgor pressure, Kinetin, Osmotic pressure, Callus, Cactus, Botany, Chemistry, Biology