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Cleavage polyembryonyin vivo andin vitro

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The development of cleavage polyembryos of wheat, maize and radishin vivo andin vitro was compared. Some frequent features (such as common suspensors or suspensor-like structures, “concrescences”, enlarged radicular meristems) suggest a similar origin of cleavage polyembryos inducedin vivo and those inducedin vitro from the proembryo. Cleavage of the original zygotic or somatic proembryo may occur either at a few-celled stage or later in the phase of radicular meristem establishment.

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Erdelská, O., Vidovencová, Z. Cleavage polyembryonyin vivo andin vitro . Biol Plant 36, 329–334 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02920926

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