In Vitro Cell Selection of Sugar Beet for Resistance to Culture Filtrate of the Fungus Fusarium oxysporum

Enhancing in vitro regeneration via somatic embryogenesis and Fusarium wilt resistance of Egyptian cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) cultivars

“…5 b) had no significant differences compared to the control group (no selection). In contrast, S4 exhibited lower germination percentages than the control, in line with Yerzhebayeva et al's findings 47 on sugar beet callus cells subjected to culture filtrate concentrations. The morphological appearance of the calli under the selection regime became darker and more compacted ( Fig.…”

“…[44] , [45] , [46] Our investigation primarily focused on the in vitro selection technique's effectiveness in imparting resistance to Fusarium wilt, a phenomenon validated in numerous studies across various plant species, including tomato, tobacco, cereals, sugar beets, oil-producing plants, and medicinally important plants. [43] , [45] , [46] , [47] These collective findings underscore the broad applicability and significance of the in vitro selection method for enhancing resistance against Fusarium wilt and similar pathogens in diverse plant species.…”

In vitro Induced Mutagenesis for Early Blight (<i>Alternaria solani</i>) Resistance in Potato (<i>Solanum tuberosum</i> L.)

“…T = Thin leaves V = Vitrified S = Small Plants to regenerate into resistant genotypes. Several studies are available reflecting the use of fungal culture filtrate against callus in tissue culture or protoplasts[46] to obtain resistant plants. Alternaria species (both hostspecific or non-host specific) are well known for phytotoxin production.…”