Photosynthetic competence of plantlets grown in vitro. An automated system for measurement of photosynthesis in vitro
An aseptic gas exchange and hydroponic system (AGEHS) has been developed in an attempt for characterization of physiological requirements for photoautotrophic growth in vitro and alleviation of the needs for ex vitro acclimatization. The AGEHS monitors and controls several parameters relevant to pla...
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