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FYI - Tissue Culture Class (Orlando, FL Sept 22)
On the other side of the country for me, but thought this message posted in a rare fruit group I'm a member of might be of interest to some of our forum members.
***** The "Plant tissue culture for the classroom and home" scheduled for Leu Gardens in Orlando, Florida on September 22 is a GO!!! We have about 10 people signed up for it and room for more. To sign up, go to http://www.leugardens.org/classes.html I have invited a few guests to come and share their experiences with hobby/classroom tissue culture and am hoping they can make it. Please contact me for more info......carol Carol M. Stiff, Ph.D. Kitchen Culture Kits, Inc. www.kitchenculturekit.com <>608-868-2799 FAX 608-868-2851 kck@turbonet.com ***** Harvey
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Re: FYI - Tissue Culture Class (Orlando, FL Sept 22)
Wished I could go there, very good info, Harvey, thanks.
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Re: FYI - Tissue Culture Class (Orlando, FL Sept 22)
What a wonderful oppurtunity... I hope someone from here has the chance to go.. I would love to hear all about it..
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