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Effect of different substrate types on the grows of micropropagated banana transplants [electronic resource].

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Bitar, A.D

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Mohamed, F.H

Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: P.75-80Other title:

تأثير أنواع مختلفة من البيئات على نمو شتلات الموز الناتجة من زراعة الأنسجة [Added title page title]

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Agricultural research journal, Suez Canal University, 2009 v.9(1) [electronic resource].

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Agricultural Research Journal, Suez Canal University 2009 v.9(1)Summary: An experiment was conducted to determine the effect of different substrate types on the growth of banana (musa spp.) transplant derived from in vitro propagation. fully acclimatized plantlets were growth in 1.4L pots filled with (1) sawdust (SD) + vermiculite (v), (2) SD+ cocofiber (Coco), (3) SD+ sand (S), (4) S+V, (5) S+ Coco, (6) S+ rice hulls (RH), (7) Coco + V, (8) 100% Coco (9) 100% V, (10) 100% SD, and (11) 100% S.potted plants were arranged on the glasshouse bench in RCB design.

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An experiment was conducted to determine the effect of different substrate types on the growth of banana (musa spp.) transplant derived from in vitro propagation. fully acclimatized plantlets were growth in 1.4L pots filled with (1) sawdust (SD) + vermiculite (v), (2) SD+ cocofiber (Coco), (3) SD+ sand (S), (4) S+V, (5) S+ Coco, (6) S+ rice hulls (RH), (7) Coco + V, (8) 100% Coco (9) 100% V, (10) 100% SD, and (11) 100% S.potted plants were arranged on the glasshouse bench in RCB design.

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