DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES IN <i>PORPHYRA</i> (RHODOPHYCEAE). III. EFFECT OF CULTURE CONDITIONS ON WALL REGENERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF PROTOPLASTS<sup>1</sup>

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1990-12
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  • 10.1111/j.0022-3646.1990.00674.x
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Wiley

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<jats:title>ABSTRACT</jats:title><jats:p>Protoplasts isolated from thalli of four <jats:italic>Porphyra</jats:italic> species regenerated successfully into differentiated plantlets. The efficiency of protoplast isolation and the developmental patterns of the regenerating protoplasts depended on the type of tissues from which they were isolated. However, culture conditions greatly influenced the patterns of development at the cellular and organismal levels. Sorbitol, nitrogen, and agar concentration in the medium controlled rates of cell division, thickening of cell walls, development of rhizoids, and formation of calluses or differentiated blades. Agitation disturbed the attachment of the protoplasts to a substrate. Cells in agitated cultures produced suspensions of single cells and non‐polarized small calluses. Calluses which developed from protoplasts survived in storage for over two years. The stored calluses, and cells and protoplasts that were isolated from them, were subcultured successfully. We forsee extensive use of <jats:italic>Porphyra</jats:italic> cell suspensions for strain selection and vegetative propagation of cultivars. This technology, which makes vegetative cloning of selected <jats:italic>Porphyra</jats:italic> plants possible, may eliminate the need for cultivation and storage of the conchocelis phase. Protoplasts are also being used as tools for studies in genetic engineering of these commercial species.</jats:p>

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