Process for encapsulating asexual plant embryos

Details Process for encapsulating asexual plant embryos Process for encapsulating asexual plant embryos

1984-08-14

1986-10-07

Bagwill, Robert E.

Plant husbandry

Coated or impregnated seed, method or apparatus

435240, 435948, A01C 106

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046151419

ABSTRACT:
Synthetic seeds are produced by encapsulating asexual plant embryos with a nontoxic, biocompatible, water-soluble coating material. The encapsulation is effected by mixing asexual embryos with a synthetic coating material, dispensing such mixture as droplets onto a sterile surface, and drying such droplets to constant weight at room temperature to form detachable wafers consisting of one or more asexual embryos embedded in the synthetic coating material.

REFERENCES:
Synthetic Seed Technology, Rogers, Newsweek, Nov. 28, 1983, p. 111.
Janick, J. and Kitto, S. L., HortScience, 15(3), 107 (1980).
Janick, J. and Kitto, S. L., HortScience, 16(3), 88 (1981).
Janick, J. and Kitto, S. L., HortScience, 17(3), 60 (1982).
Janick, J. and Kitto, S. L., HortScience, 18(4), 104 (1983).

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