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Progeny R3 of 8 regenerated in in vitro culture durum wheat lines from cultivar Progress were analyzed and compared to the initial genotype for agronomical and physiological traits. The plants were regenerated in culture from mature embryo and immature inflorescences on MS basal medium. The resistance of plants to abiotic stress was estimated through an express method of growth depression of seedlings placed in stress conditions. Significant differences between regenerated plants and controls for both agronomical traits and cold- and drought resistance were found. The coefficient of variation for most traits was higher in population of plants regenerated from immature inflorescences than in that from mature embryos. By cluster analysis was estimated that lines R5, R4 and R3 regenerated in culture from immature inflorescences were the most phenotype and genotype distant from initial genotype.
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Bozhanova, V., Dechev, D. Assessment of Tissue Culture — Derived Durum Wheat Lines for Somaclonal Variation. CEREAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS 30, 277–284 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03543419
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