Stem cells in plants, established during embryogenesis, are located in the centers of the
shoot apical meristem (SAM) and the root apical meristem (RAM). Stem cells in SAM have a …

Plant stem cells are a small group of cells with a self-renewal capacity and serve as a steady
supply of precursor cells to form new differentiated tissues and organs in plants. Root stem …

Stem cells are specific cells that renew themselves and also provide daughter cells for organ
formation. In plants, primary stem cell populations are nurtured within shoot and root apical …

A small group of pluripotent stem cells in the shoot meristem is the ultimate source for all
aerial parts in higher plants: the shoot axis, side branches, leaves and flowers. The stem …

Stem cells are required to support the indeterminate growth style of plants. Meristems are a
plants stem cell niches that foster stem cell survival and the production of descendants …

The above ground organs of plants are generated by the shoot apical meristem. Cellular
characteristics and molecular markers indicate that the shoot meristem is patterned into …

During postembryonic development, all organs of a plant are ultimately derived from a few
pluripotent stem cells found in specialized structures called apical meristems. Here we …

Stem cell niches are specialized microenvironments where pluripotent cells are maintained
to provide undifferentiated cells for the formation of new tissues and organs. The balance …

Sustained post-embryonic organ initiation and development in plants depends on
coordinating the formation and differentiation of pluripotent stem cells in apical meristems …

Stem cells in plant shoot and root meristems are maintained throughout the life of the plant
and produce somatic daughter cells that make up the body of the plant. Plant stem cells can …