PLANTS
PLANT REPRODUCTION
Question
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asexual
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undifferentiated
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dormate
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cellular
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Detailed explanation-1: -Alternatively, a small piece of plant somatic tissue-an explant-can reproduce a new tissue or growth structure not present before injury. In “cell totipotency, ” an entire plant can even be regenerated from a single somatic cell (Haberlandt, 1902).
Detailed explanation-2: -Any viable plant cell can differentiate into somatic embryos.
Detailed explanation-3: -White (1939a) defined a plant tissue culture as a system in which cells satisfied two main requirements of remaining “undifferentiated yet capable of unlimited growth” (White, 1939a).
Detailed explanation-4: -Gottlieb Haberlandt: In plants, totipotency of excised plant tissues and cells was established subsequently. It was Gottlieb Haberlandt, an Austrian scientist, who conceived the idea of culturing isolated plant cells in the nutrient solutions.