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SESSIONS II & III. PROPAGATION TECHNIQUES AND EFFECTS OF ROOTSTOCKS IN MANGO – PROPAGATION AND ROOTSTOCK PROBLEMS IN MANGIFERA INDICA L.
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24_7
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55 – 60
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Abstract
Since the origin of mango, somewhere in Indo-malayan region, it has spread to India in the east and to Philippines and Malayasia in the west.
Most of Indian mangoes have differentiated into mono-embryonic types, but in the western limits there are a number of poly-embryonic types.
Hence there was urgent necessity for adopting a suitable method of vegetative propagation in India, because the mono-embryonic types show variation when propagated through seeds.
Most of Indian mangoes have differentiated into mono-embryonic types, but in the western limits there are a number of poly-embryonic types.
Hence there was urgent necessity for adopting a suitable method of vegetative propagation in India, because the mono-embryonic types show variation when propagated through seeds.
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Authors
S.K. Mukherjee
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