Cycle characteristics in a temporary immersion bioreactor affect regeneration, morphology, water and mineral status of coffee (Coffea arabica) somatic embryos

By J. Albarrán, B. Bertrand, M. Lartaud, H. Etienne. Plant Cell Tissue and Organ Culture, 2005

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Subfields: Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Plant Science

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Citations in the corpus

• Temporary immersion systems in plant biotechnology (2014, background): “The precise adjustment of the durations of the immersion and exposure periods may significantly reduce the hyperhydricity of the cultured plant tissue by creating conditions for optimal humidity and nutrients supply with minimal liquid contact [14].”
• The status of temporary immersion system (TIS) technology for plant micropropagation (2012, background): “The recent publications on somatic embryogenesis include those of Albarran et al. (2005) and Gatica-Arias (2008) on coffee, the latter exploring TIS for large scale production of somatic embryos for genetic transformation.”