Abstract
Abstract Partial synchrony of cell division in continuous cultures of soybean cell suspensions was obtained by flushing the cultures with ethylene at intervals of 36 h. The most pronounced synchrony resulted from flushing the suspensions with 3% ethylene for 3 h, followed immediately by 3% CO 2 for 3 h and 30 h aeration prior to the next ethylene treatment. Soybean cells responded to this regime of gassing also with a significant enhancement of growth.
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