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Relative effects of uniconazole-p and other growth regulators on micropropagation ratio of yam (dioscorea spp.) plantlets at different growth phases
Scarcity of planting materials, pest and diseases are major constraints to yam production. The tissue culture techniques, meristem culture combined with heat therapy has been used to produce high-yielding virus-tested plantlets of root crops, which are later multiplied through micropropagation. This...
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