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MASS PROPAGATION OF FICUS LYRATA
Article number
78_45
Pages
361 – 364
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Abstract
Ficus lyrata is normally multiplied vegetatively by cuttings.
Maintaining the motherplants is very expensive; one square meter of glasshouse surface necessitates ± 10 U.S. dollars only for energy supply.
Our intention is to propose an alternative system for vegetative multiplication by in vitro techniques in order to limit to the extreme the very expensive glasshouse surface needed for growing mother plants.
Maintaining the motherplants is very expensive; one square meter of glasshouse surface necessitates ± 10 U.S. dollars only for energy supply.
Our intention is to propose an alternative system for vegetative multiplication by in vitro techniques in order to limit to the extreme the very expensive glasshouse surface needed for growing mother plants.
Authors
P. Debergh, J. De Wael
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