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Anther and Ovary Culture

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Cereal Tissue and Cell Culture

Part of the book series: Advances in Agricultural Biotechnology ((AABI,volume 15))

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Haploids in higher plants have provided the subject of three symposia in recent years (36,78,106) and their use in plant breeding has been covered in a most comprehensive review (97). All four volumes explain in detail that haploids have the great advantage of providing a rapid, and in some species the only, route to complete homozygosity. They also offer a means of isolating recessive mutants.

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