Evaluation of the csr1-2 allele from Arabidopsis thaliana CS3102 as an imazapyr herbicide resistance marker for biolistic transformation of the shoot apical meristem

Stump, Amanda J.

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Evaluation of the csr1-2 allele from Arabidopsis thaliana CS3102 as an imazapyr herbicide resistance marker for biolistic transformation of the shoot apical meristem

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dc:date2020

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Author dc:creator: Stump, Amanda J.
Contributors dc:contributor: Marek Sliwinski, Chair, Thesis Committee

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Arabidopsis thaliana--Genetic engineering; Herbicide resistance;

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Stump, Amanda J.. Evaluation of the csr1-2 allele from Arabidopsis thaliana CS3102 as an imazapyr herbicide resistance marker for biolistic transformation of the shoot apical meristem. 2020. https://scholarworks.uni.edu/etd/1049

Evaluation of the <i>csr1-2</i> allele from <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i> CS3102 as an imazapyr herbicide resistance marker for biolistic transformation of the shoot apical meristem