The cells placed in the nutrient medium for tissue culture grow rapidly to form[1]
(i) Thallus
(ii) Callus
(iii) Hyphae
(iv) Protonema
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The cells placed in the nutrient medium for tissue culture grow rapidly to form callus
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'callus'
A small piece of plant tissue is taken from the growing point of the plant or from the tip of the plant and placed on a sterile jelly which contains nutrients and plant hormones. The hormones make the cells in the plant tissue divide rapidly producing many cells which forms a shapeless lump of mass called 'callus'.
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