Titlebook: Efficient Screening Techniques to Identify Mutants with TR4 Resistance in Banana; Protocols Joanna Jankowicz-Cieslak,Ivan L. Ingelbrecht Bo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92643-3ana are maintained by tissue culture that can foster accumulation of somatic mutations and loss of genetic integrity. Such changes can be reflected in their genome structure and thus be revealed by sequencing methods. Here, we propose a protocol for the detection of large chromosomal gains and/or lo

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,Die Publizit?t der Aktiengesellschaft,ure somatic embryos are transferred to rooting medium after the fourth subculture on the germination medium containing 50% crude culture filtrates. Before transplanting in a Foc infected field, the . plantlets are acclimatized and screened for resistance to Foc using a pot-based greenhouse bioassay.

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Literaturen und nationale Ideologienion of a large number of . plantlets. Using this method, within a short time and in a small laboratory, breeders can evaluate thousands of banana plantlets, produced . irradiation. Subsequently, putative, disease-resistant mutant lines can be identified and evaluated in the field.

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