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TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON CORM GERMINATION AND FLOWERING OF CROCUS SATIVUS L. (SAFFRON)
Climate change has hindered Crocus sativus production since its early phases of development are vulnerable to temperature stress. Indoor cultivation of C. sativus in Malaysia is strongly encouraged as it provides optimum plant growth without being impacted by unfavourable weather or geographical lim
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