Biotechnology, plant tissue culture

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Kitamura, Y., M. Ohata, T. Ikenaga, and M. Watanabe. 1999. Different responses between anthocyanin-producing and non-producing cell cultures of Glehnia littoralis to stress. Proc. 9th Int. Congr. Int. Assn. Plant Tissue Culture and Biotechnology, Jerusalem, Israel, 14-19 June, 1998. p. 503-506. 

Weiler, E.W. In "Plant tissue culture and its biotechnological application" Ed. by W. Barz, E. Reinhard, M.H. Zenk Springer New York, 1977 266. 

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Plant tissue culture technique is one of the promising tools to ensure sustainable use of plant resources. There are three main strategies used in the biotechnological application of medicinal plants. The first is micropropagation for mass production of nurseries, the second is synthetic/artificial production of secondary metabolites of medicinal value and the third is molecular breeding for crop improvement. 

The rapidly emerging technologies of plant tissue culture biotechnology are poised to have a significant impact on the production of valuable... 

Since plant tissue culture has become a potential biotechnological field, it is justified to investigate the past of this valuable tool. As early as 1839, Schwann suggested that plant cells should be considered totipotent. This means that each living cell of plant tissue is able to develop into a whole organism provided the cell is maintained in a proper environment, esp. with respect to nutrition. 

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Tabata M (1977) In "Plant Tissue Culture ami Its Biotechnological Application" (Barz W et al., eds.), Spring-Verlat, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, pp.3-16. 

Yang, X. Zhang, X. (2011). Developmental and molecular aspects of nonzygotic (somatic) embryogenesis In Trigiano R.N. Gray D.J. (Ed(s).). (2011). Plant tissue culture, development, and biotechnology, CRC Press, pp. 307-326. 

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