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Protocorm in Wikipedia...
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structures called protocorms,
young plants which have
germinated but lack
leaves and
which consist mainly of
parenchyma cells.
Infected protocorms tend to develop...
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multiplication has also been
achieved through culture of
callus m****es,
protocorms, root tips and stem nodes.
Description of any of
these processes can be...
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Williamson B.
Hadley G (1970). "Penetration and
infection of
orchid protocorms by
Thanatephorus cu****eris". Pathology. 60: 1092–1096.
Carling DE, Pope...
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extinction or loss of any and all plants. In this technique, buds,
protocorm and
meristematic cells are
preserved through particular light and temperature...
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Loranthaceae and Lycopodiaceae. He is
credited for
coining the term "
protocorm" to
describe the
early stages in the
germination of lycopods. He worked...
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between decomposing wood, mycorrhizas, and
terrestrial orchid seeds and
protocorms".
Trends and
fluctuations and
underlying mechanisms in
terrestrial orchid...
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crosses of
Aerides vandarum and
Vanda stangeana (Orchidaceae) at the
protocorm stage.
Plant Biotechnol Rep 2, 145 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11816-008-0053-8...
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After numerous comparative findings, it was
concluded that
symbiotic protocorms developed more
promptly over
asymbiotic germination methods versus symbiotic...
