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Son thinking of doing TC for science project, any ideas, help?
I have been trying to research to find a basic kit, but Carol's kit with PPM which seems to be a savior in tc is 99.00 does anyone know of a basic kit that my son could use to do his science project? Also a book? I found this book>>> Amazon.com: Plants from Test Tubes: An Introduction to Micropropagation (9780881923612): Lydiane Kyte, John Kleyn: Books
that seems to be the lowest cost and I read it was a good introductory book to tc. This is the kit that I found >>> Plant Tissue Culture Kit Any suggestions for plants that would be easy for this? We have banana's, sages, gingers, jasmine, european fan palm, trumpet vine, elephant ears, lotus, and a few others, or I could go to a nursery and purchase a plant for him to use or perhaps go by the botanical gardens and ask if we may obtain a few specimens. Any suggestions, books, websites, or possible kits would be greatly appreciated! I will be overseeing his project and helping him out (we share an interest in propigation!) Thank you all in advance! Kat & Bradley
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