… are modulated during vegetative cell growth and somatic embryo development. In this context,
a question arises whether the maturation capacity of Pinus nigra embryogenic cell lines is …

… , cell aggregates which were embryogenic but no longer able to regenerate plants, expressed
both genes. Cell cultures consisting of embryogenic … to characterize regenerable cultures. …

… The number of cells and consequent quantity of embryonic source material reaches
overwhelming proportions when any extensive series of experiments is undertaken. Perhaps due to …

… of rice callus is inversely proportional to regenerative capacity (see also Chapter 10). Plants
… In oats regenerative capacity can be retained in callus cultures maintained for 12-18 months…

… We concluded that basal medium and medium supplemented with 0.44 mM BA were the
most effective for the maintenance of embryogenic capacity of these two lines. …

… manipulate the cell culture in such a way as to obtain, in a controlled way, embryogenesis
from … the proper component, capable of providing embryogenic capacity to recalcitrant species. …

… sufficiently dense suspension-cell culture had been formed, usually 19 d after culture initiation.
… I shows that the bulk of the embryogenic capacity is obtained after day 50 and reaches a …

… embryonic stem (ES) cell lines were tested for their ability to produce completely ES cell-derived
mice at early passage numbers by ES cell * … capacity can be detected. Although the Ri …

… , its capacity as a cell is very low, probably zero." The capacities of individual cells in culture
are … that the entire ovule is pecu liarly embryogenic in nature, since cells of the nucellus and …

… effect on the growth of cell cultures. Subculture interval significantly affected mitotic index.
Both … no morphogenic capacity and so should not be defined as embryogenic cell suspension …