In vitro inbduction of genetic variability for canker resistance in acid lime (Citrus aurantifolia swingle)

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SRIVASTAVA, Ranjan K

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1997Description: 82, 17LSubject(s):

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634.337 S66I

Summary: Investigation revealed that shoottip, epicotyl and hupocotyl are superior explants than leaves, roots and nodal segments for callus induction Taking 6.20 days to callus, 8463% of shoottips showed callusing, only 2433% root segments callused in 2013 days M

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Investigation revealed that shoottip, epicotyl and hupocotyl are superior explants than leaves, roots and nodal segments for callus induction Taking 6.20 days to callus, 8463% of shoottips showed callusing, only 2433% root segments callused in 2013 days M

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