论文信息 - Gene transfer via somatic hybridization in plants

Gene transfer via somatic hybridization in plants

Abstract Successful plant protoplast culture and fusion techniques have now been developed for many crop species. This has stimulated hopes that the transfer of desirable traits between sexually incompatible species will prove to be a practical approach for the genetic improvement of crops.

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