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PLANT REGENERATION FROM PROTOPLASTS OF A BRAZILIAN DESSERT BANANA (MUSA SPP., AAB GROUP)

Article number

490_47

Pages

455 – 462

Language

Abstract

The development of a protoplast system permits plant regeneration from a single cell.
This technology may be then utilized to generate somatic hybrids through cell fusion and transgenic plants by the incorporation of foreign genes through electroporation.
However, banana protoplast cultures of only a few cultivars have been reported.
We carried out the plant regeneration from protoplasts of “maçã”, a Brazilian dessert banana (Musa spp., AAB group). Protoplasts were isolated from cultured embryogenic calli and suspension cells.
Successful cell divisions followed by somatic embryogenesis and plantlet differentiation were achieved by a nurse culture of highly dividing rice cells.

Publication

II International Symposium on Banana: I International Symposium on Banana in the Subtropics

Authors

K. Matsumoto, S. Oka

Keywords

Embryogenesis, nurse culture, feeder layer

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1998.490.47

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