Claim · model-written summary
Active morphogenesis occurred in 72% of varieties.
- Taxon
- WHEAT
Triticum aestivumt0 - Outcome
- active morphogenic processe0
- Value
- 72 %e0
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Verbatim
e0“An active morphogenic process was revealed in 72 % of the varieties tested”
t0“WHEAT”
Title
RELATIONSHIP OF MORPHOGENETIC PROCESSES IN WHEAT TISSUE CULTURE
L. P. Khlebova; E. D. Nikitina; A. V. Matsyura; et al. Ukrainian Journal of Ecology 2016. doi:10.15421/201662
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Observation Wheat varieties differed in callusogenesis, morphogenesis and regeneration.
- Observation Callusogenesis frequency averaged 94.3%, varying from 76.6% to 100% by genotype.
- Association Regeneration level depended on morphogenesis type.
- Observation Mean regeneration level was 97.9%, about one plant per morphogenic line.
- Observation Organogenesis stopped at root production in 80.2% of morphogenic calluses.
- Observation Embryoidogenesis and hemmorhizogenesis regenerated plants in 19.8% of morphogenic calluses.
- Recommendation Spektr, Skala, Leones and Zhnitsa were proposed as high-regeneration model varieties.
- Association Embryoidogenesis and hemmorhizogenesis were positively correlated with regeneration (r = 0.777).
- Association A 1% increase in the factorial trait corresponded to 3.59% higher regeneration.
- Association Rhizogenesis was negatively correlated with regeneration (r = -0.749).
- Association A 1% rise in rhizogenesis frequency corresponded to 1.1% lower regeneration.
- Association Callusogenesis and morphogenesis were uncorrelated.
- Association Embryoidogenesis and hemmorhizogenesis explained about 51% of regeneration variability.
- Association Rhizogenesis accounted for about 12% of regeneration variation.