Re: Low Cost Tissue culture

["Nicolas S. Roux" <N.Roux@IAEA.ORG>]

> Dear Dr. Raman,
>
> Please find below three references of recent publications on low-cost
> tissue culture.
>
> If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us.
>
> Regards,
> Andrea Kodym
>
> Kodym A. & Zapata-Arias F.J. (1999)
> Natural  Light as an Alternative Light Source for the in vitro Culture of
> Banana (Musa acuminata cv. 'Grande Naine'). Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ
> Culture 55:141-145.
>
>       Kodym A. & Zapata-Arias F.J. (2001)
> Low-cost Alternatives for the Micropropagation of Banana. Plant Cell,
> Tissue and Organ Culture 66:67-71.
>
>       Kodym A., Hollenthoner S. & Zapata-Arias F.J. (2001)
> Cost reduction in the micropropagation of banana by using tubular
> skylights as source for natural lighting. In Vitro Cell.Dev. Biol.-Plant
> 37:237-242.
>
> Andrea Kodym
> Plant Breeding Unit
> FAO/IAEA Laboratories
> 2444 Seibersdorf
> Austria
> +43-1-2600-28213
> +43-1-2600-28222
> a.kodym@iaea.org
>
>
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> From:         Palanisami Eganathan[SMTP:tissueculture6@yahoo.co.in]
> Reply To:     Plant Tissue Culture
> Sent:         Wednesday, January 30, 2002 12:20 PM
> To:   plant-tc@tc.umn.edu
> Subject:      Low Cost Tissue culture
>
> Dear TC list
>
> I'm recently in the field of low cost tissue culture
> and seeking a advice for development of low cost input
> produce efficient saplings for poor farmers in India.
> I would like to know if someone give better protocol
> and background papers for working this aspects.
>
> I shall be thankful if you give valuable advice and
> sources.
>
> Thanks in advance for sharing your knowledge,
>
> R.Raman