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A comparative study of three cryopreservation protocols for effective storage of in vitro-grown mint (Mentha Spp.).

Cryo letters - 1 Jan 2000

Uchendu Esther E, Reed Barbara M

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This study was designed to determine the response of diverse mint genotypes to three commonly used cryopreservation techniques. Four mints [Mentha x piperita nothosubsp. citrata (Ehrh.) Briq.; M. canadensis L.; M. australis R. Br, and M. cunninghamii Benth] were cryopreserved using three protocols: controlled rate cooling (CC), encapsulation dehydration (ED) and PVS2 vitrification (VIT). Regrowth of mint species...

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