Dianthus caryophyllus cv. Nelken was cultured in vitro under different ventilation rates (0.11,
0.21, 0.68 and 0.86 changes h− 1). Ventilation modified the anatomical characteristics of …

Differences were shown in the environmental conditions inside four types of non-ventilated
culture vessels (glass baby-food jars capped with metal steel or Magenta B-caps, jam glass …

Vessel closure configurations exert direct and indirect control over factors pertaining to the
physical boundaries of the mieroenvironment, and induce a typical phenotype in in vitro …

Carnation plantlets (Dianthus caryophyllus L.) cultured in vitro often develop morphological
and physiological anomalies, a phenomenon called hyperhydricity, which impairs their …

Shoots of Annona glabra L. were rooted in vitro under three levels of irradiance and two
closure systems (conventional and natural ventilation) of the culture vessels. Once the …

Establishment of microplants is related to the moisture vapourtransmission of the culture
vessel lid. In this respect, stomatal andcuticular physiology were characterized in detached …

Comparative studies of carnation micropropagation under four different ventilation rates
showed that using gas-permeable filters, with gelled or liquid media and modifying the …

Potato single nodes were cultured in vessels containing MS medium supplemented with 10,
20 and 30g/l of sucrose. Vessels were closed with a clear polypropylene lid with or without …

Leaves from 14-d-old Capsicum annuum L. cv. Anaheim seedlings were cultured on
Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium containing different combinations of indole-3-acetic …

This study characterises some aspects of foliar anatomy of cork oak micropropagated
plantlets, and rates of water loss by different types of leaves during the acclimatization …