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Bambusa textilis stem extract

Known as: BAMBUSA TEXTILIS STEM 
National Institutes of Health

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2017
2017
SEROLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR DETECTION OF DIFFERENTIAL INFECTIONS OF BUNCHY TOP AND MOSAIC CAUSING VIRUSES IN TISSUE CULTURE PLANTLETS OF ABACA ( Musa textilis Née )
The abaca planting materials are usually propagated through tissue culture, and its production requires reliable virus indexing… 
2012
2012
Nutrient Uptake and Fiber Yield of Abaca ( var. ) as Affected by Shade, Irrigation and Fertilizer Application Musa textilis Laylay
Abaca, being a shallow rooted plant and a gross feeder, is able to exploit a limited zone soil. Hence, a careful evaluation of… 
2009
2009
On the occurrence of acylated native lignins in vascular plants.
This study has been supported by the Spanish MEC (project AGL2005-01748) and EU contract NMP2-CT-2006-26456. 
2006
2006
Comparison of Active Venom Components between Eastern Brown Snakes Collected from South Australia and Queensland
The abundance and activity of the prothrombin activator (pseutarin C) within the venom of the Eastern brown snake (Pseudonaja… 
2006
2006
De Eduardi manet pictoris textilis de "Ientaculo in prato" tabula
2001
2001
Study on Introduction and Culture of Bambusa textilis
Introduction and culture of B.textilis in this city for three years shows that the climate and soil conelitions are fit for B… 
1983
1983
Propagation of Musa textilis Neé plants from apical meristem slices in vitro
Cultures were propagated from apical meristem slices of Musa textilis plants. They were cultured in vitro in light on either MS… 
1955
1955
Estudio de una enfermedad vascular del Abacá (Musa textilis Née) en Costa Rica
1940
1940
Experimental transmission of the mosaic of Abaca, or Manila Hemp plant (Musa textilis Née).
1940
1940
Wilt disease of Abaca, or Manila Hemp (Musa textilis Née).
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