Micropropagation of commercially important sugar beet cultivars

Grieve, T.M.; Gartland, K.M.A.; Elliott, M.C.

Micropropagation of commercially important sugar beet cultivars

1997

Grieve, T.M. | Gartland, K.M.A. | Elliott, M.C.

Plants have been regenerated from petiole explants of six elite sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.) cultivars. Significant variation was found between the responses of the six cultivars to elevated temperature and the N6-benzyladenine concentrations evaluated. The importance of genotype in the regeneration of plantlets from sugar beet petiole explants is considered.

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benzyladenine beta vulgaris cultivars culture media europe explants genetic variation in vitro culture micropropagation naphthaleneacetic acid petioles regenerative ability temperature

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Plant growth regulation

Volume 21 Issue 1 Pagination 15 - 18 ISSN 0167-6903

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Indole acetic acid; Murashige and skoog medium; Dose response; Cell growth; Genotype; Indole butyric acid

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English

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2019-12-05

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Micropropagation of commercially important sugar beet cultivars

1997

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