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Microfibril deposition on cultured protoplasts ofVicia hajastana

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Cell wall regeneration by protoplasts fromVicia hajastana suspension cultures was investigated with Calcofluor White ST staining and platinum-palladium surface replicas. Microfibril deposition was initiated after 10–20 minutes of culture and within 20 hours protoplasts were covered with a heavy mat of microfibrils. The early stages of microfibril formation could not be detected with Calcofluor staining.

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Supported by the National Research Council of Canada, Grant A6304.

Supported by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.

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Williamson, F.A., Fowke, L.C., Weber, G. et al. Microfibril deposition on cultured protoplasts ofVicia hajastana . Protoplasma 91, 213–219 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01276736

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