Slurry-producing agents provide buoyancy and allow growth of plant suspension cells in stationary culture |
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| Authors: | Donna M. Gibson Alice A. Christen |
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| Affiliation: | (1) Agriculture Research Service, Southern Regional Research Center, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, P.O. Box. 19687, 70179 New Orleans, LA |
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| Abstract: | Summary Suspension cultures of carrot, soybean, tobacco, Black Mexican sweet corn, and photoautotrophic soybean have been successfully grown in stationary slurry culture. Cell colonies grew loosely and slowly in clumps which were easily dispersable, increasing in size only 4–5 fold by 48 days, which facilitated subculture. |
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