| Abstract | The production of doubled haploid (DH) plants from microspores is an important technique used in plant breeding and basic research. DH technology is a rapid method for developing homozygous lines, which can be used to accelerate crop improvement programs. Haploidy technology can also be used in mutagenesis, transformation, and basic research such as genomic, biochemical, and physiological studies. There is no general protocol that will result in the production of DH in all species, as differences occur among species and among genotypes within a species in terms of embryogenic response. Here we describe methodology for developing doubled haploids in cow cockle (Saponaria vaccaria L.). |
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