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Із використанням селективної системи з хлоридом натрію проведено пряму і ступінчасту селекцію in vitro, здійснено добір калюсних ліній тритикале озимого, стійких до модельованого сольового стресу. В лінії 38/1296 і сорту Обрій виділено відповідно 5 і 4 стійких калюсних ліній, які мали високий рівень виживаності на селективному середовищі з вмістом 1,2 % NaCl і зберігали морфогенетичний потенціал. Зі стійких культур отримано рослини-регенеранти, оптимізовано їх дорощування, укорінення й переведення в умови in vivo. Від індукованих регенерантів отримано насіннєве покоління R1, проаналізовано його стійкість до модельованого сольового стресу.
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