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Helia 1999, Vol. 22(30) 61-70
AN OPTIMIZED PROCEDURE FOR SUNFLOWER PROTOPLAST (Helianthus ssp.) CULTIVATION IN LIQUID CULTURE
pp. 61 - 70
Publish Date: June 01, 1999 | Single/Total View: 0/0 | Single/Total Download: 0/0
Abstract
Mesophyll protoplasts isolated from four sunflower species: H. annuus. H. giganteus, H. maximiliani, H. nuttallii were subjected to cultivation in liquid media. Various factors were analyzed and their optimization resulted in a high and reproducible percentage of viable and dividing cells in liquid culture. Donor plant pre-cultivation in the dark for two days, usage of 8-12 day-old leaves, selection of undifferentiated protoplasts, a cultivation density of 6 x 104 protoplasts ml" and cultivation in day/night cycle were found to be essential for a high and synchronous division rate of more than 70% dividing cells. Cell division was obtained for all four species at different rates reflecting their cultivation potential.
Keywords: Protoplast growth, Helianthus, cell division, cell suspension
APA 7th edition
Binsfeld, P., Wingender, R., & Schnabl, H. (1999).
AN OPTIMIZED PROCEDURE FOR SUNFLOWER PROTOPLAST (Helianthus ssp.) CULTIVATION IN LIQUID CULTURE
. Helia, 22(30), 61-70. Harvard
Binsfeld, P., Wingender, R. and Schnabl, H. (1999).
AN OPTIMIZED PROCEDURE FOR SUNFLOWER PROTOPLAST (Helianthus ssp.) CULTIVATION IN LIQUID CULTURE
. Helia, 22(30), pp. 61-70. Chicago 16th edition
Binsfeld, P.C., R. Wingender and H. Schnabl (1999). "
AN OPTIMIZED PROCEDURE FOR SUNFLOWER PROTOPLAST (Helianthus ssp.) CULTIVATION IN LIQUID CULTURE
". Helia 22 (30):61-70.