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Factors which affect the overall in vitro production efficiency of rice plantlets were studied. Highly efficient plant regeneration systems utilizing liquid medium ( >5000 plantlets / g callus / 6 weeks) have been developed. Field performance trials of the regenerated plants were carried out, and changes in agronomic features (i.e. culm length, heading date, fertility) were observed.
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Hirosawa, T. (1992). In Vitro Mass Propagation of Rice. In: Kurata, K., Kozai, T. (eds) Transplant Production Systems. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2785-1_11
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