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The hidden power of water in plant regeneration

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Plants are renowned for their remarkable ability to regenerate tissues and organs. Two typical regeneration pathways—de novo root regeneration (DNRR) and wound-induced callus (WIC) formation—enable recovery from injury but involve entirely different cell fate outcomes. These processes also form the foundation for tissue culture techniques used in plant transformation. A simple yet often overlooked… Source
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The hidden power of water in plant regeneration

Plants are renowned for their remarkable ability to regenerate tissues and organs. Two typical regeneration pathways—de novo root regeneration (DNRR) and wound-induced callus (WIC) formation—enable recovery from injury but involve entirely different cell fate outcomes. These processes also form the foundation for tissue culture techniques used in plant transformation. A simple yet often overlooked… Source

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Plantae broke the news in on Friday, July 18, 2025.
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