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Author Biographies
S Ahmed
Division of fruit science, SKUAST - J, Chatha, Jammhu - 180 009, India
A Sharma
Division of fruit science, SKUAST - J, Chatha, Jammhu - 180 009, India
AK Singh
Division of fruit science, SKUAST - J, Chatha, Jammhu - 180 009, India
VK Wali
Division of fruit science, SKUAST - J, Chatha, Jammhu - 180 009, India
P Kumari
Division of fruit science, SKUAST - J, Chatha, Jammhu - 180 009, India
Main Article Content
In vitro multiplication of banana (Musa sp.) cv. Grand Naine
S Ahmed
A Sharma
AK Singh
VK Wali
P Kumari
Abstract
A micropropagation method is described for banana (Musa Spp.) Cv. Grand Naine. Suckers were surface sterilized with HgCl2 (0.1%) for 6 min which gave minimum contamination with maximum culture establishment. Of various treatment combinations, Murashige and Skoog (MS) medium + BAP 4.00 mg/l with IAA 2.00 mg/l resulted in maximum establishment of cultures in lesser time. MS medium + BAP 4.00 mg/l + IAA 2.00 mg/l gave maximum multiple shoots. Maximum rooting was obtained on MS medium (half strength) supplemented with IBA 1.00 mg/l and activated charcoal 200 mg/l.
Keywords: Grand naine, micro propagation, murashige and skoog medium, Musa spp. and suckers.
African Journal of Biotechnology, Vol 13(27) 2696-2703
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