Transformation is an important topic in plant biology and
transgenic plants have become a major focus in plant
research and breeding programs. Agrobacterium-mediated
transformation as a practical and common method for
introducing specific DNA fragments into plant genomes is
well established and the number of transgenic plants
produced using this method is increasing. Despite the
popularity of the method, low efficiency of transformation
is a major challenge for scientists. Modification of
different genetic and environmental aspects of
transformation method may lead to better understanding of
the system and result in high efficiency transformation. In
this review, we deal with recent genetic findings as well as
different environmental factors which potentially influence
Agrobacterium-mediated transformation.