Progress in Plant Protoplast Research

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XVII

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2. Progress in Plant Protoplast Research

   • K. J. Puite, J. J. M. Dons, H. J. Huizing, A. J. Kool, M. Koornneef, F. A. Krens

   Pages 1-5

3. Obstacles and Perspectives in Protoplast Research

   • Tage R. Eriksson

   Pages 7-14

4. Aspects of Protoplast Culture and Plant Regeneration

   • M. R. Davey, J. B. Power

   Pages 15-25

5. Recent Developments in the Regeneration of Agronomically Important Crops from Protoplasts

   • K. Judith

   Pages 27-31

6. Selection, Experimental Manipulation and Culture of Single Protoplasts

   • H.-U. Koop, G. Spangenberg

   Pages 33-34

7. Uniparental, Fusant, and Chimeric Plants Regenerated from Protoplasts after Streak Plating in Agarose Gels

   • H. Binding, D. Bünning, E. Görschen, J. Jörgensen, R. Kollmann, G. Krumbiegel-Schroeren et al.

   Pages 35-37

8. Electroporation-Mediated Enhancement of Plant Protoplast Division and Plant Regeneration

   • E. L. Rech, S. J. Ochatt, P. K. Chand, J. B. Power, M. R. Davey

   Pages 39-40

9. Selection of Potato Cell Suspension Protoplast Subpopulation by Rhodamine 123

   • S. Lucretti, R. Tavazza, F. Moretti, A. Tabassum, P. Ianni Palarchio

   Pages 41-42

10. Protoplast Culture Of Dioscorea Opposita Thunb. (D. Batatas DECNE)

    • A. Sauer, F. Walther

    Pages 43-44

11. Isolation and Culture of Buckwheat (Fagopyrum Esculentum Moench.) Callus Protoplasts

    • N. I. Rumyanzeva, V. V. Lozovaya

    Pages 45-46

12. Partial Purification of a Cellulase Used for Protoplast Isolation from Barley (Hordeum vulgare)

    • Helle Krogaard

    Pages 47-48

13. Plant Regeneration from Cell Suspension Protoplasts of Festuca Arundinacea Schreb., Lolium Perenne L. and L. Multiflorum Lam

    • S. J. Dalton

    Pages 49-52

14. Isolation, Culture and Regeneration of Lolium Perenne and Lolium Multiflorum Protoplasts

    • T. Creemers-Molenaar, J. P. M. Loeffen, M. A. C. M. Zaal

    Pages 53-54

15. Mature Plant Regeneration from Cultivated Protoplasts of Rice (Oryza Sativa L.)

    • G. Y. Wang, C. A. Hsia

    Pages 55-56

16. The Plants Regenerated from Protoplasts of Suspension Cells of Rice(Oryza Sativa L)

    • Li Xiang-hui, Lei Ming, Sun Yong-ru, She Jiang-ming

    Pages 57-58

17. Regeneration of Plantlets from Protoplasts of Poa Pratensis L. (Kentucky Bluegrass)

    • Pieter van der Valk, Monique A. C. M. Zaal

    Pages 59-60

18. Somatic Embryogenesis and Plant Regeneration from Protoplast of Maize (Zea mays L.)

    • Cai Qi-gui, Kuo Chung-shen, Qian Ying-qian, Jiong Rong-xi, Zhou Yun-luo

    Pages 61-62

19. Protoplasts from Actinidia Deliciosa (Kiwi): Obtention and Culture

    • M. C. Pedroso, M. M. Oliveira, M. S. Pais

    Pages 63-64

20. Colony Formation from Cell Suspension Culture Protoplasts of Kiwifruit

    • M. A. Revilla, J. B. Power

    Pages 65-66

• Compositae
• Embryo
• IAA
• Mutant
• Organe
• Rosaceae
• Zea mays L.
• bean
• genetic engineering
• metabolism
• morphogenesis
• physiology
• plasma membrane
• reductase
• wheat

`The amount of information included in the volume enables the reader to rapidly obtain a general overview of this field of research. In this respect it is of value to scientists already established in the field of plant genetic manipulation and those wishing to enter this exciting area of plant research.'
M.R. Davey, Plant, Cell and Environment, Vol. 12, No. 5, 1989.

`By the wide volume of data presented as well as topicality of the problems and the high scientific content, the book is a valuable guide and source of information in a modern and important field of biological sciences, for phytologists, cytologists, geneticians and pecialists in biotechnology, in general.'
A. Brezeanu, Romanian Review of Biochemistry, 1989

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