In vitro culture techniques have done much to further our understanding of the physiology of flower induction and evocation. Contributions in the literature are extensively reviewed, the evidence may be used to support either a single-compound (florigen/inhibitor) theory, or a multi-component theory, or both. Numerous factors are considered, including bioassay systems, promoters and inhibitors of flowering, and the effects of hormones, phenolics, nutrients, carbohydrates and nitrogen on flowering in vitro. In vitro kulture het veel bygedra om ons kennis aangaande die fisiologie van blominduksie en uitdrukking te verbreed. Die literatuur word hier breedvoerig geëvalueer. Die bewyse wat gebruik word om ’n teorie van ’n enkele verbinding (florigeen/inhibeerder) of ’n interaksie van ’n aantal verbindings of beide, in die proses te verklaar word bespreek. Vele faktore word in ag geneem ten opsigte van in vitro blomvorming insluitende biotoets-sisteme, stimuleerders of inhibeerders van blomvorming, die effek van hormone, voedingstowwe, koolhidrate, fenoliese verbindings en stikstof.
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