2016
DOI: 10.29121/granthaalayah.v4.i1.2016.2837
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Effects of Substrates, Weight and Physiological Stage of Suckers on Massive Propagation of Plantain (Musa Paradisiaca L.)

Abstract: Plantain (Musa paradisiaca) serves as a major staple food. However, its production is seasonal and this situation led to a shortage of more than five months (June to October). The extension of cultivable areas and the use of high yielding improved varieties are severely limited by the low availability of planting materials free of diseases and parasites. The purpose of this study is to establish optimal conditions for the mass production of clean planting materials. Freshly harvested suckers from plantain name… Show more

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“…The post-harvest banana corm also varied in their fresh weight (Table 3). The genotypes Madhurangbale (AAB) and Manohar (AAB) were found to weigh 5.56 kg and 5.22 kg respectively and this may state that banana corm of higher fresh weight produces a greater number of suckers which may be due to the greater capacity of the large corms to supply basic substances for the sucker production, Similar result was also reported by Tchoa et al [20]. However, the genotype Pantharaj (ABB) with 5.31 kg generated only 7.67 number of total sucker and this may be due to the genotypic condition in which the cultivar Kothia of same genomic composition with 2.06 kg were also found to generate 5.66number of total sucker [21].…”
Section: Weight Of the Cormsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…The post-harvest banana corm also varied in their fresh weight (Table 3). The genotypes Madhurangbale (AAB) and Manohar (AAB) were found to weigh 5.56 kg and 5.22 kg respectively and this may state that banana corm of higher fresh weight produces a greater number of suckers which may be due to the greater capacity of the large corms to supply basic substances for the sucker production, Similar result was also reported by Tchoa et al [20]. However, the genotype Pantharaj (ABB) with 5.31 kg generated only 7.67 number of total sucker and this may be due to the genotypic condition in which the cultivar Kothia of same genomic composition with 2.06 kg were also found to generate 5.66number of total sucker [21].…”
Section: Weight Of the Cormsupporting
confidence: 80%