1. The use of an automated cell tracking system to identify specific cell types competent for regeneration and transformation

   • F. A. Krens
   • H. A. Verhoeven
   • R. D. Hall

   Cell Biology Pages: 81 - 86

2. Histological study of nodule morphogenesis fromCichorium intybus L. leaves cultivatedin vitro

   • S. Piéron
   • P. Boxus
   • D. Dekegel

   Cell Biology Pages: 87 - 93

3. Regulation of morphogenesis in plant tissue culture by ethylene

   • Prakash P. Kumar
   • Prakash Lakshmanan
   • Trevor A. Thorpe

   Developmental Biology/Morphogenesis Pages: 94 - 103

4. Factors affectingin vitro shoot proliferation ofMyrtus communis L.: A comparison of adult and seedling material

   • R. Parra
   • J. B. Amo-Marco

   Developmental Biology/Morphogenesis Pages: 104 - 107

5. Optimizing conditions for DNA isolation fromPinus radiata

   • Ewa Ostrowska
   • Morley Muralitharan
   • Frank Dunshea

   Genetic Transformation/Somatic Cell Genetics Pages: 108 - 111

6. Embryogenic mango cultures selected for resistance toColletotrichum gloeosporioides culture filtrate show variation in random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers

   • S. Jayasankar
   • Richard E. Litz
   • Andres-Cruz Hernandez

   Genetic Transformation/Somatic Cell Genetics Pages: 112 - 116

7. Cross-protection and selectable marker genes in plant transformation

   • Sung H. Park
   • Susan C. Rose
   • Roberta H. Smith

   Genetic Transformation/Somatic Cell Genetics Pages: 117 - 121

8. Benefits ofin vitro “biotization” of plant tissue cultures with microbial inoculants

   • Jerzy Nowak

   Micropropagation Pages: 122 - 130

9. Micropropagation of 21 species of Mexican cacti by axillary proliferation

   • Eugenio Pérez Molphe Balch
   • Martha E. Pérez Reyes
   • Hugo J. Lizalde Viramontes

   Micropropagation Pages: 131 - 135

10. Micropropagation ofUraria picta, a medicinal plant, through axillary bud culture and callus regeneration

    • Ajith Anand
    • C. Srinivasa Rao
    • P. Balakrishna

    Micropropagation Pages: 136 - 140

11. A micropropagation protocol forCinnamomum camphora

    • Li-Chun Huang
    • Bau-Liang Huang
    • Toshio Murashige

    Micropropagation Pages: 141 - 146

12. Micropropagation ofBetula uber (Ashe) Fernald

    • Joressia A. Jamison
    • Michael H. Renfroe

    Micropropagation Pages: 147 - 151

13. Proliferation of meristematic clusters in disposable presterilized plastic bioreactors for the large-scale micropropagation of plants

    • M. Ziv
    • G. Ronen
    • M. Raviv

    Micropropagation Pages: 152 - 158

14. Events following ABA treatment of spruce somatic embryos

    • David I. Dunstan
    • Jin-Zhuo Dong
    • Suzanne R. Abrams

    Physiology Pages: 159 - 168

15. Water stress and photoinhibition in acclimatization ofRosa hybrida plantlets

    • Huguette Sallanon
    • Monique Berger
    • Alain Coudret

    Physiology Pages: 169 - 172