Improved Protocol for Efficient -Mediated Transient Gene Expression in L.

L. (Alfalfa) is a globally recognized forage legume that has recently gained attention for its high protein content, making it suitable for both human and animal consumption. However, due to its perennial nature and autotetraploid genetics, conventional plant breeding requires a longer timeframe compared to other crops.

Evaluation of Parameters Affecting -Mediated Transient Gene Expression in Industrial Hemp ( L.).

Industrial hemp L. is an economically important crop mostly grown for its fiber, oil, and seeds. Due to its increasing applications in the pharmaceutical industry and a lack of knowledge of gene functions in cannabinoid biosynthesis pathways, developing an efficient transformation platform for the genetic engineering of industrial hemp has become necessary to enable functional genomic and industrial application studies.

Long-Term Maintainable Somatic Embryogenesis System in Alfalfa () Using Leaf Explants: Embryogenic Sustainability Approach.

Alfalfa () is one of the most important forage legume crops because of its mass production and high feeding value. It originated in Asia and is one of the most ancient plants cultivated throughout the world as a fodder. Despite the well-studied somatic embryogenesis of alfalfa, there is a lack of a long-term maintainable somatic embryogenic system.