Growth and development in vitro of excised ovaries.

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TextoSeries ; American Journal of Botany, 38(7), p.566-577, 1951Trabajos contenidos:

Nitsch, J. P

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Resumen: FOLLOWING THE ideas expressed by Haberlandt (1902)many workers thought that each individual cell contains the faculty of dividing and proliferating indefinitely.

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FOLLOWING THE ideas expressed by Haberlandt (1902)many workers thought that each individual cell contains the faculty of dividing and proliferating indefinitely.

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