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Androclinic embryoidogenesis in vitro in cereals

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Some aspects of the formation and development of cereal androclinic embryoids under in vitro conditions are discussed. The morphological and cyto-histological characterization of developmental stages in embryoids is given, and possible means of forming patterns in the course of embryoidogenesis are considered. Some factors controlling the in vitro morphogenesis of cereal androclinic embryoids are analyzed.

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Seldimirova, O.A., Kruglova, N.N. Androclinic embryoidogenesis in vitro in cereals. Biol Bull Rev 5, 156–165 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1134/S2079086415020073

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