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Cloreto de potássio e fosfato de sódio na multiplicação in vitro de amoreira-preta cv. Tupy
The micropropagation of blackberry can generate virus-free plants in short time. In order to improve micropropagation techniques of blackberry cv. Tupy (Rubus spp.), nodal segments with 2 cm length and 2 axillary buds originating from plants in vitro were excised and inoculated in MS culture medium,
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