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Your search for articles by authors with the surname Arditti has found 2 articles.
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1985 |
8(3) |
83-88 |
Leslie Paul Nyman, Joseph Arditti |
Germination of taro seeds
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| | ABSTRACT: When seeds are collected as soon as they ripen, they germinate without problems in a commercial soil mixture ("Jungle Growth" brand) in plastic covered pots (Melin, 1981). However, seeds collected from taro patches in the South Pacific may often harbor fungi which grow quickly and destroy the seedlings. The procedures we describe here were developed to prevent losses due to such fungal infections. They have been published previously (for a review see Arditti and Strauss, 1979).
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1987 |
10(3) |
26-28 |
Leslie Paul Nyman, Joseph Arditti |
Tissue culture and micropropagation of Amorphophallus paeoniifolius (Dennst.) Nicolson
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| | ABSTRACT: The tissue culture techniques described here are suitable for the edible form of Amorphophallus paeoniifolius var. hortensis and were modified from work with tissue culture of taro Jackson Ball and Arditti, 1977); Irawati, and Webb, in press).
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