Historical analysis demonstrates how somatic cell genetic transformation enables whole plant regeneration, highlighting the foundation of modern crop engineering.
One of the stellar achievements of twentieth century plant biology was the genetic transformation of somatic cells enabling the regeneration of whole plants that were stably transformed and capable of transmitting the inserted genetic material to subsequent generations. This achievement grew out of
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