Introduction to Totipotency in Plant Tissue Culture

The term 'Totipotency' was introduced in 1902 by the Austrian botanist Gottlieb Haberlandt . He put forward the concept  as the each and every cell of plant origin can develop into a different type of cell 

Totipotency is a remarkable property of plant cells, where each cell possesses the full genetic potential to regenerate an entire organism. This key concept underpins the success of plant tissue culture, enabling the propagation and multiplication of valuable plants from a single cell.