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Improving in vitro induction of autopolyploidy in grapevine seedless cultivars

Sinski et al., 2014

Document ID
15900031371034660710
Author
Sinski I
Dal Bosco D
Pierozzi N
Maia J
Ritschel P
Quecini V
Publication year
Publication venue
Euphytica

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The efficiency of in vitro polyploidization depends on several variables associated to the plant, the antimicrotubule agent and the interactions between them. In the present work, we have used response-surface methodology to determine the best operating conditions for …
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