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Surface sterilization for reducing microbial contamination in in vitro propagation of lasora (Cordia myxa Roxb.) using nodal segments

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Lasora (Cordia myxa Roxb.) is commonly grown as minor or underexploited crop having great medicinal and food value which belongs to the family Boraginaceae, originates along the Himalayan tract upto 1,500 metres. In-vitro technique is accepted widely to produce virus free plants in a very large number. Production of virus free planting material using meristem culture has been made possible in this crop. |

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