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The system allowed for differentiation between resistant and susceptible genotypes when calli were treated with culture filtrate at different dilutions. Some somaclones did show greater tolerance and others showed greater susceptibility than the control. Greenhouse screening of these selected somaclones would confirm these results.","Oil and protein content of somaclones in the R$\\sb4$ generation were also determined. Increases and decreases up to 9% were seen. Next generation needs to be tested to see if the changes are stable and heritable.","Chromosomal abnormalities such as mixaploidy were associated with wrinkled leaf phenotype, partial sterility and multiple branching when chromosome counts were done on root tips. Attempts to establish involvement of transposable elements in inducing somaclonal variation produced inconclusive results.","Somaclonal variation for both qualitative and quantitative trait was noted. 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