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Laboratory

Laboratory of Microscopy and Cytogenetics

The laboratory is designed for microscopic, cytological and cytogenetic examination of plant material, cells, tissues, pollen, chromosomes, reproductive structures and plant micro-remains.

Institute
Institute of Plant Production
Field
Genetics and biotechnology

Analyses

  • observation of plant tissues under light microscopes
  • cytological analysis
  • cytogenetic analysis
  • chromosome counting
  • analysis of mitotic chromosomes
  • analysis of meiotic chromosomes
  • observation of pollen grains
  • assessment of pollen viability
  • evaluation of reproductive structures
  • anatomical observation of root, stem, leaf, flower, fruit and seed
  • detection of cell abnormalities
  • assessment of tissue responses to biotic and abiotic stress
  • observation of structural traits related to resistance, tolerance, adaptation, fertility and development
  • characterisation of cytological effects in mutant lines
  • supporting mutation breeding through cytological and cytogenetic evaluation
  • assessment of genetic stability through observations at chromosome and cell level
  • microscopic characterisation of seed, seed coat, tissues, fibres, starch grains, phytoliths, pollen and other plant micro-remains
  • analysis of archaeological and historical plant remains, including phytoliths, starch grains, charred plant particles, pollen, seed fragments and other preserved plant structures where the material is suitable for microscopic examination
  • supporting research on plant reproduction, genetic stability, mutation breeding, biodiversity, domestication, crop evolution and plant adaptation

Plant Production

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