Breeding of Orchids Using Conventional and Biotechnological Methods: Advances and Future Prospects
The domestication of plants, including ornamental plants, is an ancient tradition based on
human curiosity and is the first form of plant breeding based on modern agriculture …
human curiosity and is the first form of plant breeding based on modern agriculture …
Breeding of Orchids Using Conventional and Biotechnological Methods: Advances and Future Prospects
J Cardoso, J Vilcherrez-Atoche, C Iiyama… - Advances in Orchid …, 2023 - iris.unipa.it
The domestication of plants, including ornamental plants, is an ancient tradition based on
human curiosity and is the first form of plant breeding based on modern agriculture …
human curiosity and is the first form of plant breeding based on modern agriculture …
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The family Orchidaceae is considered one of the largest groups among angiosperms (along
with Asteraceae) in a number of species, with more than 28,000 species distributed in more …
with Asteraceae) in a number of species, with more than 28,000 species distributed in more …
Breeding of Orchids Using Conventional and Biotechnological Methods: Advances and Future Prospects
JC Cardoso, JA Vilcherrez-Atoche, CM Iiyama… - Advances in Orchid … - Springer
The family Orchidaceae is considered one of the largest groups among angiosperms (along
with Asteraceae) in a number of species, with more than 28,000 species distributed in more …
with Asteraceae) in a number of species, with more than 28,000 species distributed in more …
Breeding of Orchids Using Conventional and Biotechnological Methods: Advances and Future Prospects
JC Cardoso, JA Vilcherrez-Atoche… - Advances in Orchid …, 2023 - books.google.com
Orchids are extremely fascinating plants that surpass all the plant groups in the" Plant
kingdom." It belongs to the Orchidaceae family, which is the second largest as well as the …
kingdom." It belongs to the Orchidaceae family, which is the second largest as well as the …