"root culture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, you would use this phrase when you want to talk about the cultural values and beliefs of a particular group or society that have been passed down over a long period of time. For example, you might say, "The teachings of the root culture remain an important part of our understanding of the world."
Plant tissue culture technologies have been developed in mainly three fields, micropropagation, root culture, and biotransformation, as cosmetic ingredients.
Hairy root culture of common buckwheat was established by infection with Agrobacterium rhizogenes as an alternative approach to the production of phenolic compounds.
Present study results suggested the success of RSM in enhancing the production of bacoside A and biomass accumulation of hairy root culture of B. monnieri.
Agrobacterium rhizogenes mediated root culture can be induced from practically any plant species, including valuable, rare, or threatened medicinal species thereby helping efforts to preserve biodiversity.
Further analyses of one hairy root culture expressing high DAT activity suggested that DAT expression and accumulation of hörhammericine (9) were related.
Several types of bioreactors using plant cells, such as stirred tanks, bubble beds, rotary bioreactors, membrane bioreactors, and reactors for hairy root culture, are also described.
The I. indigotica hairy root cultures were maintained and sub-cultured in this laboratory.
More importantly, HnH6H-overexpressing root cultures had more scopolamine in them that did SlH6H-overexpressing root cultures.
High stability of the production of secondary metabolites is an interesting characteristic of hairy root cultures.
Recent progress in the scaling-up of hairy root cultures is making this system an attractive tool for industrial processes.
These results also indicated that SlH6H and HnH6H promoted anisodamine production at similar levels in S. lurida root cultures.
