Biotic and abiotic elicitors in plant in vitro culture systems: molecular signalling, metabolic reprogramming, and scalable production of bioactive compounds
Jul 2026· Plant Cell Tissue and Organ Culture· Vol 166· 0 citations· 139 references
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By linking molecular signalling with metabolic flux and process engineering, this review identifies the experimental and translational priorities required to convert laboratory-scale elicitation into reliable biofactories for plant bioactive compounds.
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