In plants, totipotent callus cells
A) are cells from the ends of roots or shoots.
B) lack the ability to differentiate.
C) can form roots or shoots depending on the hormone treatment they receive.
D) are only produced under controlled laboratory conditions.
E) produce plants which are unable to fruit.

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Totipotent callus cells in plants have the ability to differentiate into various types of tissues or organs, including roots or shoots, depending on the hormonal cues they receive. This characteristic is fundamental to plant tissue culture and regeneration techniques.

In Plants, Totipotent Callus Cells