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• TITLE: The Growth of Roots and Green Leaves of Allium cepa L. after the Removal of Different Parts of the Bulb

  AUTHORS: A. Yu. Budantsev

  KEYWORDS: Organogenesis; Bulbs of Allium Cepa; Removal of Bulb and Root Parts; Growth of Roots and Leaves

  JOURNAL NAME: American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.4 No.5, May 29, 2013

  ABSTRACT: The dynamics of the growth of roots and leaves of the Allium cepa L. after the mechanical removal of a part of the root system or the bulb was studied. It was shown that, after surgical interference, the potency for organogenesis is retained, although it is weakened.