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Title
Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.)
Author
Contributor
Bajaj, Y.P.S. Book author
Imprint
Berlin Springer-Verlag Germany
Publication Date
1988
Description
p.277-293
Call Number
SB123.6.B3 pt.2
Summary
The techniques of tissue culture can be used in vegetative propagation and plant regeneration in cucumber through embryogenesis or embryogenesis and organogenesis. In some varieties embryoids can be obtained directly from suspension culture but this process is not regular enough. Up to 8% of R1 plants segregate in R2 somaclones. The characteristics gel-like callus and suspension cultures potentially permit isolation of various mutants, and to date streptomycin and chilling resistant variants have been selected. Protoplast plating efficiency is very high, but colony regeneration ability to plants is lower than from suspension culture. Research on somatic hybridization and transformation is being developed. [AS]
Book Title
Biotechnology in agriculture and forestry, vol.6: Crops II
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