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DOI: ADVANCE IN PLANT AUTOPOLYPLOIDY IN VIEW OF TAXANES MEDICATIONS
Jaroslaw Pelensk , Institute of Food Biotechnology and Genomics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, UkraineAbstract
The consequences of counterfeit Autopolyploidy for plant and agronomic plant species are introduced in this survey. The information on utilization of the traditional antimitotic drug colchicine for chromosome multiplying are accounted for. The viability of different mixtures, for example, dinitroanilines and phosphorothioamidates in polyploidy enlistment when contrasted with colchicine has been summed up. The sub-atomic premise of exceptionally explicit restricting of dinitroanilines and phosphorothioamidates with plant tubulin for enlistment of effective polyploidy are talked about.
Keywords
Solid minimal, diploidization
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