Exploring the connection between ethylene and somatic embryogenesis: an in silico analysis of gene pathways
Artur Gomes Barros,
Antonio Rodrigues da Cunha Neto,
Giovana Esteves
et al.
Abstract:Somatic embryogenesis is a plant cloning process that enables the development of embryos without meiosis or fertilization. It can occur naturally or be induced through laboratory-induced stress. The indirect method is preferred for industrial production. The excessive presence of ethylene in in vitro cultures can hinder plant development and shoot formation. However, the impact of ethylene on somatic embryogenesis is not well understood. In light of the foregoing, we assessed the correlation between ethylene a… Show more
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