Biology, asked by abhimahamuni122986, 10 months ago

callus is..........​

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Answered by myrakincsem
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Callus is an undifferentiated mass of cells.

  • In the field of botany, a callus can be described as an undifferentiated mass of cells which grows spontaneously in a plant on a wound or due to some microorganism infecting a plant.
  • Callus formation can destroy plants.
  • However, callus formation is now being induced by biotechnologists as they can be used to grow plants in a lab.
  • Directly growing a callus in a lab will give us the same identical plants.
  • However, in the lab, desired genes can also be added to the callus to grow plans with desired characteristics.
Answered by Aʙʜɪɪ69
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Explanation:

Callus is a growing mass of unorganized plant parenchyma cells.

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