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The richest tree has the scientific name aglaonema hybrid
The Institute of Agricultural Genetics in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology of Bac Kan province has successfully applied tissue culture technol…
From 2011 up to now, Hung Dong High-tech Seed Station (Nghe An Plant Breeding Center) has successfully multiplied pink pepper banana with tissue culture technology.
Ninh Binh province is applying tissue culture method to propagate native taro in order to take the initiative in clean seed sources to meet production needs.
In order to proactively supply the chrysanthemum seed source in place, Vinh City People's Committee in collaboration with the North Central Institute of Agricultural Sci…
The topic 'Application of tissue culture technology to produce yellow-floor sweet potatoes in Phu Tho province' not only preserves the source of the yellow-floor sweet p…
Succeeding in increasing the number of endangered species of Kim Diep orchids is an important contribution to the conservation of this rare genetic species; At the same…
Associate Professor, Dr. Duong Tan Nhut, Deputy Director of the Central Highlands Institute of Biology, said that after four years of research, so far has completed the…
The Nam Dong District Agricultural Extension Station (Thua Thien-Hue) has just succeeded in propagating old dwarf bananas by tissue culture method, overcoming the degene…
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The topic 'Application of fast-multiplication biotechnology like neem by plant tissue culture method' helps farmers ensure good seed sources.
Tuberose infected with cotton bottle causes no damage to growers. By cell culture technology for budding tissue, scientists have solved this problem. That is the researc…
Glass eels have a transparent body when they are larvae but the tissue gradually changes and has color when mature.
Scientists at the University of Texas, USA, developed a pen-shaped handheld device that can detect cancer in just 10 seconds.