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Saving contaminated Explant
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I found 4 bottles of my variegated has contaminated by bacterial. its hard to save and put in TC media again. i will regret if discard its explant because its variegated. so i take out from bottle, clean the bacterial by washing in water flow and planted in liquid MS media without sugar and agar. its been succes for other plant like aglaonema. and if the roots has growth we can transfer to pot. Banana Gallery - IMGP2512_contaminated_explan1 Banana Gallery - IMGP2513_ex_contaminated_explant_in_liquid_MS regards
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Re: Saving contaminated Explant
good post.. it handles the "what now?" in ptc. this thread makes me remember a question i was meaning to ask about disease control.
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Re: Saving contaminated Explant
hi! just wanna ask.. this this method worked?
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