The Influence of Pretreatment Period, 2-Hydroxynicotinic Acid and Anther Co-pretreatment on Embryo Induction in Isolated Microspore Culture of Capsicum annuum L. |
Park Eun-Joon
(Department Life science Mokwon University)
Kim Jin-Ae (Department Life science Mokwon University) Lee Jong-Suk (Department Life science Mokwon University) Jang In-Chang (Department Life science Mokwon University) Yoon Michung (Department Life science Mokwon University) Chung Sang-Ho (Department Life science Mokwon University) Kim Moonza (Department Life science Mokwon University) |
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