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Micropropagation of , (Passionfruit)ell known for its colourful flowers. Most of the . species are indigenous to tropical and South America but about 40 occur in Asia, the South Pacific Islands, Australia and Madagascar (Purseglove 1968).

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Micropropagation of , Ait. (Pepino)king countries the name is pepino dulce (sweet cucumber), but in most other countries the name pepino is used. It comes in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and qualities. Often the fruits (Fig. 1) are exotically colored. Inside they are somewhat watery and pleasantly flavored, but normally not ov

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Micropropagation of , L. (Spinach)vegetative stage of its life cycle. The reproductive stage, triggered by long-day photoperiods, is marked by stem elongation and branching to form flower stalks. Spinach is mostly a dioecious plant but monoecious plants with varying proportions of male (staminate) and female (pistillate) flowers may

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Micropropagation of Bamboos m, while most bamboos are shrub-like, medium, or dwarf species with a few exceptions as climbers (Wang and Shen 1987). There are about 75 genera and over 1250 species in the world (Sharma 1980), which occur mostly in natural vegetation in tropical, subtropical, and temperate regions and are found i

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