Titlebook: High-Tech and Micropropagation III; Y. P. S. Bajaj Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Biotechnologie, Pflanzen.Gewebekultur,

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Micropropagation of , spp.ated in India some 3000 years ago and has been known in the Mediterranean region since the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. . comprises nearly 40 species, of which several are important market crops, . L. and . L. being the main ones (Whitaker and Davis 1962; Esquinaz-Alcazar and Gulick 1983).

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Micropropagation of Potato (, L.)re now routinely allows the production of pathogen-tested (virus-free) stock cultures, and in vitro cultures free from bacteria, fungi, and viruses are used for micro-propagation of large quantities of disease-free plants (Quak 1977; Bajaj 1981; Lizarraga et al. 1986; Estrella 1987). These disease-f

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Micropropagation of Sweet Potato (, L.)eet potato has good potential as a biomass crop for ethanol and methane (Smith and Frank 1984). The accumulated carbohydrate in the roots can be efficiently digested and converted into ethanol or methane gas and used for energy (Smith et al. 1987).

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Micropropagation of Artichoke (,)uds that develop into several tomentose and branched stems. The most vigorous varieties may reach 1.20–1.30 m in height. The bearing stem is erect, ribbed, and round in cross-section, ending with a floral head (capitulum). Axillary buds develop into several branches terminating in a capitulum which

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Micropropagation of White Yam (, Poir.)rigin of white yam is in West Africa. ., a cultigen, is so close to . that it has been regarded as a subspecies. It belongs to section Enantiophyllum, which comprises the most economically useful species of . appears to be of hybrid origin. It was speculated by Coursey (1976) that one parent is ., a

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Micropropagation of Cardamom (, Maton)fy shoots (pseudo-stem) 2–5.5 m tall and made of leaf sheaths. In mature plants (bearing stage) several erect or decumbent panicles of length 0.6 to 1.2 m are also present. Both the shoots and panicles emerge from a horizontal subterranean woody rhizome. Each panicle bears numerous small, white or p

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Micropropagation of Celery (, var. ,)for medicinal purposes, most likely because its bitter flavor and odor suggested curative properties (Ryder 1979) and because celery seed contains an opiate (Hart 1977). During the late 1500s to early 1600s, celery began to be cultivated as a food product to add flavor to cooked foods (Ryder 1979; W