Identification of quantitative trait loci influencing aerial morphogenesis in the model legume Medicago truncatula.

In many legume crops, especially in forage legumes, aerial morphogenesis defined as growth and development of plant organs, is an essential trait as it determines plant and seed biomass as well as forage quality (protein concentration, dry matter digestibility). Medicago truncatula is a model species for legume crops. A set of 29 accessions of M.

Root formation from transgenic calli of Ginkgo biloba.

The objective of this study was to produce Ginkgo biloba L. hairy roots for future investigations into the feasibility of producing terpenoids in differentiated cell cultures. Zygotic embryos of G.