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Seeds as explant source ( Musa Velutina)
i did tc M velutina using seeds as explant source yesterday. well see in 2 weeks. wish me luck
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Re: Seeds as explant source ( Musa Velutina)
good job novi, sorry i couldnt get the first batch of velutina seeds out to you, but the other stuff will get to you!!! you know what I'm talking about!!
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Re: Seeds as explant source ( Musa Velutina)
thanks fernie. until now seeds velutina still sterile and hope will growth in few weeks
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