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Plantlet formation from isolated protoplasts ofSolanum melongena L.

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Mesophyll protoplasts were isolated from axenic shoot cultures ofSolanum melongena by the one-step enzymatic method. Of the different media employed for the culture of protoplasts, a medium modified fromKao andMichayluk (1975) supported sustained mitotic cycles most effectively. Organogenesis from protoplast-derived callus was achieved on transfer toMurashige andSkoog'S (1962) medium supplemented with an appropriate auxin and a cytokinin.

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Saxena, P.K., Gill, R., Rashid, A. et al. Plantlet formation from isolated protoplasts ofSolanum melongena L.. Protoplasma 106, 355–359 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01275566

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