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Micropropagation of Banana

2012
Banana (Musa spp. AAA) is propagated vegetatively and can be rapidly and efficiently propagated by micropropagation. Conventional micropropagation techniques, however, may be too costly for commercial purposes. Our laboratory has found that depending on the combination of culture vessel and gelling agent more economic methods can be chosen for ...
Kaçar Y.A., Faber B.
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Banana

2012
Banana is an important food crop in tropical and subtropical countries. Edible Musa plants are classified into AA, AB, BB, AAA, AAB, ABB, AAAA, AAAB, and ABBB genomic groups. In general, dessert banana cultivars in the world are AA or AAA; this last group includes almost all bananas sold.
Bello Pérez, Luis Arturo   +3 more
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BANANAS

Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM workshop on Future directions in network architecture - FDNA '03, 2003
Today the Internet offers a single path between end-systems even though it intrinsically has a large multiplicity of paths. This paper proposes an evolutionary architectural framework "BANANAS" aimed at simplifying the introduction of multipath routing in the Internet. The framework starts with the observation that a path can be encoded as
H. Tahilramani Kaur   +4 more
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Banana

Banana is a perennial huge herb that belongs to the Musa genus. Wild bananas are fertile and full of seeds and belong to Musa acuminata (AA) or Musa balbisiana (BB). Edible bananas are seedless due to either sterility or parthenocarpy and are derived from these species in various combinations such as East African Highlands Bananas and dessert bananas ...
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Bananas

2021
Abstract This chapter analyzes one of the two instances in which enforcement tariffs were imposed: the EU’s banana trade regime (BTR). The analysis charts the origins of the policy through the EU’s efforts to protect it under multilateral trade rules before focusing on how the EU responded once it lost the complaint brought by the United
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