Cellular, Molecular, and Physiological Aspects of In Vitro Plant Regeneration

In short

The authors review past studies to cover the cellular, molecular, and physiological factors that influence how plants regenerate from tissue samples. They argue that while external conditions like hormones and light matter, internal molecular signals also drive organ formation and cell death during this process. Ultimately, the paper discusses how these combined mechanisms allow plants to reprogram their cells, though some procedures can still cause abnormalities that reduce success rates.

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