Shoot Bud Differentiation
Shoot Bud Differentiation is a developmental process in plant biology wherein undifferentiated meristematic cells in the shoot apical meristem commit to forming a specialized bud structure, distinguished by its role in initiating lateral or terminal shoot organs through spatially and temporally regulated gene expression.
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Mesophyll Cell Protoplasts of Potato
James F. Shepard, Roger E. Totten · PLANT PHYSIOLOGY · 1977 · 263 citations · Full text
Meristem, shoot tip and bud cultures
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