Biotechnology and genetic optimization of fast-growing hardwoods

Biotechnology and genetic optimization of fast-growing hardwoods [electronic resource]

A biotechnology research program was initiated to develop new clones of fast-growing Populus clones resistant to the herbicide glyphosate and resistant to the leaf-spot and canker disease caused by the fungus Septoria musiva. Glyphosate-resistant callus was selected from stem segments cultured in vi...

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Corporate Author: Gas Research Institute (Researcher)
Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Albany, N.Y. : Oak Ridge, Tenn. : New York State Energy Research and Development Authority ; distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Department of Energy, 1991.
Subjects:
Fungal Diseases.
Disease Resistance.
Herbicides.
Tolerance.
Poplars.
Genetic Engineering.
Agar.
Biological Adaptation.
Biotechnology.
Cell Cultures.
Cell Transformations.
Clone Cells.
Cloning.
Cultivation Techniques.
Genetic Variability.
Ontogenesis.
Plant Cells.
Plant Growth.
Plant Growth Regulators.
Plasmids.
Progress Report.
Biological Variability.
Carbohydrates.
Cell Constituents.
Colloids.
Diseases.
Dispersions.
Dna Hybridization.
Document Types.
Growth.
Hybridization.
Infectious Diseases.
Magnoliophyta.
Magnoliopsida.
Organic Compounds.
Pesticides.
Plants.
Polysaccharides.
Saccharides.
Dna-Cloning.
Trees.
Applied Life Sciences.
Basic Biological Sciences.
Biomass Fuels.

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