Abstract
The effect of concentrations of macro mineral elements, micro mineral elements and organic elements of MS medium for growth on the in vitro cuttings of tea plant was studied, and MS medium and Wood Plant(WP) medium were compared for growth of cuttings.Among various concentrations of each element of MS medium, the effect of macro element had extremely a favorable influnce upon growth of cuttings and the shoot of them grew largest on the original concentration of MS medium.From the result of comparing MS medium with WP medium, the former was superior in the growth of cuttings to the latter.
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Claim · model-written summary
Macro element concentration of MS medium had a favorable effect on in vitro growth of tea plant cuttings compared with the various concentrations tested.
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e0“in vitro cuttings of tea plant”
e1“Among various concentrations of each element of MS medium, the effect of macro element had extremely a favorable influnce upon growth of cuttings and the shoot of them grew largest on the original concentration of MS medium”
Claim · model-written summary
Shoot of in vitro tea plant cuttings grew largest on the original concentration of MS medium compared with the other concentrations tested.
Verbatim
e0“in vitro cuttings of tea plant”
e1“Among various concentrations of each element of MS medium, the effect of macro element had extremely a favorable influnce upon growth of cuttings and the shoot of them grew largest on the original concentration of MS medium”
Claim · model-written summary
MS medium gave superior growth of in vitro tea plant cuttings compared with WP medium.
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e0“in vitro cuttings of tea plant”
e4“comparing MS medium with WP medium, the former was superior in the growth of cuttings to the latter”
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