Titlebook: Agrobacterium Protocols; Volume I Kan Wang Book 2006Latest edition Humana Press 2006 Agrobacterium tumefaciens.Arabidopsis thaliana.DNA.Flo

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Conclusion: A Sea of Differencestions, including nodulation and mycorrhizal colonization. The development of different transformation methods is an important aspect for functional genomic studies in the species. This protocol describes an efficient system for generating transgenic plants from . roots based on .-mediated transforma

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230508491for rapid evaluation of transgenes in higher plants. This protocol has a number of desirable attributes: readily available explant material, high efficiency, and a relatively quick turnaround time. The in vitro regeneration scheme of the leaf disks is prolific and follows an indirect organogenic dif

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230508491sgenics. To this end we have developed both tissue culture and non-tissue culture-based methodologies for the production of transgenic roots on wild-type shoots (composite plants). Composite plants are generated by inoculating wild-type shoots with ., which subsequently induces the formation of tran

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-40771-1wing demand of the ever-increasing population, more sustained production of indica-type rice is needed. In addition, because of the high per capita consumption of indica rice, improvement of any traits including its nutritive value may have a significant positive health outcome for the rice-consumin

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