Development of an efficient method for genetic transformation of Durum Wheat (Triticum durum L.)

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Verma, Leela

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2014Edition: BiotechnologyDescription: 29cm;116Subject(s):

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T633.112.3 V50D

Summary: The present investigation deals with introduction of Glyoxylase II (source: Oryza sativa) and Zat12 genes (source: Arabidopsis thaliana) through Agrobacterium and particle gun mediated as well as in planta transformation into three durum wheat (Triticum d

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The present investigation deals with introduction of Glyoxylase II (source: Oryza sativa) and Zat12 genes (source: Arabidopsis thaliana) through Agrobacterium and particle gun mediated as well as in planta transformation into three durum wheat (Triticum d

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