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Tissue culture of asparagus plants

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Frank H. Takatori, Department of Vegetable Crops
Toshio Murashige, Department of Horticultural Science
James I. Stillman, Department of Vegetable Crops

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California Agriculture 21(8):8-8.

Published August 01, 1967

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The wide variability in plant characteristics within any given variety of asparagus has long been recognized. Many of the characteristics are sex-linked, which adds to the variability factor since asparagus are dioecious plants. In field plantings it is not uncommon to obtain two-fold differences in spear size and production between adjacent crowns.

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Tissue culture of asparagus plants

Frank H. Takatori, Toshio Murashige, James I. Stillman
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Tissue culture of asparagus plants

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Authors

Frank H. Takatori, Department of Vegetable Crops
Toshio Murashige, Department of Horticultural Science
James I. Stillman, Department of Vegetable Crops

Publication Information

California Agriculture 21(8):8-8.

Published August 01, 1967

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

The wide variability in plant characteristics within any given variety of asparagus has long been recognized. Many of the characteristics are sex-linked, which adds to the variability factor since asparagus are dioecious plants. In field plantings it is not uncommon to obtain two-fold differences in spear size and production between adjacent crowns.

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