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- Ahmad Yusuf, M.K. and S. Othman. 2014. Corm nursery technique for mass propagation of banana seedlings. International Conference on Plant Physiology (ICPP 2014).
- Anonymous. 1955. La multiplication vegetative du bananier. 1955. Bull. Inf. I.N.E.A.C. 4: 49-52
- Au, V.H., B. Arvind, and L.K. Chan. 2012. Micropropagation of Musa acuminate x M. balbisiana cv. Pisang Awak (ABB Genome) and three other cultivars. Pak. J. Bot. 44(2): 777-780.
- FAO. 2012. FAOSTAT: Core production data. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome. Retrieved from http://faostat.fao.org/site/339/default.aspx
- Kamaludin. R, N. Arash, Y.O. Rofina, A.I. Nurul, A. Shamrul, and E. Shahril. 2012. Micropropagation of ornamental plant Musa Beccarii through tissue culture technique using suckers and male buds as explants. Life Science Journal 9(4): 2046-2053.
- Kavoo-Mwangi, A.M., E.M. Kahangi, E. Ateka, J. Onguso, R.W. Mukhongo, E.K. Mwangi, and J.M. Jefwa. 2013. Growth effects of microorganisms based commercial products inoculated to tissue cultured banana cultivated in three different soils in Kenya. Applied Soil Ecology 64:152-162.
- Lule, M., T. Dubois, D. Coyne, D. Kisitu, H. Kamusiime, and J. Bbemba. 2013. Trainer’s manual. A Training Course on Setting Up and Running a Banana Tissue Culture Nursery. International Institute of Topical Agriculture, Ibadan, Nigeria.
- Njukwe, E, A. Tenkouano, D. Amah, K. Sadik, P. Muchunguzi, M. Nyine, and T. Dubois T. NA. Training Manual. Macro-propagation of Banana and Plantain. International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, Kampala, Uganda.
- Pillay, M. and L. Tripathi. 2007. Banana breeding. In: M.S. Kang and P.M. Priyadarshan (eds). Breeding Major Food Staples (pp. 393-428). Blackwell Science, New York. Robinson, J.C. and V.G. Sauco. 2009a. Weaning (acclimatization) of in vitro-produced banana plants. Fruits 64: 325-332. Robinson, J.C. and V.G. Sauco, V. 2009b. Nursery hardening of in vitro-produced banana plants. Fruits 64: 383392.
References
Ahmad Yusuf, M.K. and S. Othman. 2014. Corm nursery technique for mass propagation of banana seedlings. International Conference on Plant Physiology (ICPP 2014).
Anonymous. 1955. La multiplication vegetative du bananier. 1955. Bull. Inf. I.N.E.A.C. 4: 49-52
Au, V.H., B. Arvind, and L.K. Chan. 2012. Micropropagation of Musa acuminate x M. balbisiana cv. Pisang Awak (ABB Genome) and three other cultivars. Pak. J. Bot. 44(2): 777-780.
FAO. 2012. FAOSTAT: Core production data. Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Rome. Retrieved from http://faostat.fao.org/site/339/default.aspx
Kamaludin. R, N. Arash, Y.O. Rofina, A.I. Nurul, A. Shamrul, and E. Shahril. 2012. Micropropagation of ornamental plant Musa Beccarii through tissue culture technique using suckers and male buds as explants. Life Science Journal 9(4): 2046-2053.
Kavoo-Mwangi, A.M., E.M. Kahangi, E. Ateka, J. Onguso, R.W. Mukhongo, E.K. Mwangi, and J.M. Jefwa. 2013. Growth effects of microorganisms based commercial products inoculated to tissue cultured banana cultivated in three different soils in Kenya. Applied Soil Ecology 64:152-162.
Lule, M., T. Dubois, D. Coyne, D. Kisitu, H. Kamusiime, and J. Bbemba. 2013. Trainer’s manual. A Training Course on Setting Up and Running a Banana Tissue Culture Nursery. International Institute of Topical Agriculture, Ibadan, Nigeria.
Njukwe, E, A. Tenkouano, D. Amah, K. Sadik, P. Muchunguzi, M. Nyine, and T. Dubois T. NA. Training Manual. Macro-propagation of Banana and Plantain. International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, Kampala, Uganda.
Pillay, M. and L. Tripathi. 2007. Banana breeding. In: M.S. Kang and P.M. Priyadarshan (eds). Breeding Major Food Staples (pp. 393-428). Blackwell Science, New York. Robinson, J.C. and V.G. Sauco. 2009a. Weaning (acclimatization) of in vitro-produced banana plants. Fruits 64: 325-332. Robinson, J.C. and V.G. Sauco, V. 2009b. Nursery hardening of in vitro-produced banana plants. Fruits 64: 383392.