what is callus (in tissue culture)
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Callus is undifferentiated mass of cell which is used in tissue culture
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Tissue Culture:
The procedure in which a small tissue pieces or organs is removed from a donor plant and cultured aseptically on a nutrient medium is called Tissue Culture. This production is also known as micropropagation technique.
A cell or tissue is transferred into suitable synthetic medium under sterile conditions. The tissue then develops into a fast growing cellular mass called callus. The callus is transferred to another medium for growth into plantlets which can be transplanted into soil or pots where they can be grown to maturity.
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