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    Effects of Organic Nutrients and Hormones on Growth and Development of Tissue plants from Coconut (Cocos nucifera) and Date (Phoenix dactylifera) Palms Cultured in vitro
    (1978) Eeuwens, C.J.
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    Mineral Requirements for Growth and Callus Initiation of Tissue Explants Excised from Mature Coconut Palms (Cocos nucifera) and Cultured in vitro
    (1976) Eeuwens, C.J.
    Growth of stem, leaf, and inflorescence explants from mature coconut (Cocos nucifcra L.) palms on a new mineral formulation (V3) was superior to that on the minerals of White, Heller, or Murashige and Skoog. Cell division in the upper part of cultured explants gave rise to a layer of white callus within a month. The effects of omitting entirely or altering the concentration of individual elements in the Y3 formulation were investigated. It was concluded that growth on White's and Heiler's minerals was seriously limited by deficiencies in macro-elements, i.e. nitrogen (particularly ammonium), potassium and phosphorus, as well as micro-elements, i.e. iron, iodine and molybdenum. The Murashige and Skoog formulation, on the other hand, was deficient only in certain micro-elements (particularly iodine).
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    Mineral Requirements for Growth and Callus Initiation of Tissue Explants Excised from Mature Coconut Palms (Cocos nucifeva) and Cultured in vitro
    (2007-02-08) Eeuwens, C.J.
    Growth of stem, leaf, and inflorescence explants from mature coconut (Cocos m/cifcra L.) palms on a new mineral formulation (Y3) was superior to that on the minerals of White, Heller, or Murashige and Skoog. Cell division in the upper part of cultured explants gave rise to a layer of white callus within a month. The effects of omitting entirely or altering the concentration of individual elements in the Y3 formulation were investigated. It was concluded that growth on Whites and Hellers minerals was seriously limited by deficiencies in macro-elements, i.e. nitrogen (particularly ammonium), potassium and phosphorus, as well as micro-elements, i.e. iron, iodine and molybdenum. The Murashige and Skoog formulation, on the other hand, was deficient only in certain micro-elements (particularly iodine).

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