Sharing and exchange of germplasm within and beyond national boundaries generates
opportunities to enrich the plant wealth of a country. India is the second largest producer of …

An efficient in vitro protocol was standardized for Almond (Prunus dulcis) propagation using
dormant axillary buds as explants. Explants were cultured on Murashige and Skoog (MS) …

The genetic diversity in genus Prunus is mainly confined to temperate regions of Himalaya
and to a lesser extent in the sub-montane and hilly regions of peninsular India. The …

Abstract The Garo, Khasi, and Jaintia Hills region, with its unique landscape, climatic
phenomenon of heavy cloud cover and torrential rainfall, and agricultural richness involving …

Winter dormant buds of Prunus dulcis were cryopreserved using either two-step freezing,
encapsulation-dehydration or vitrification. A two-step freezing cryoprotocol preceded by …

The aim of this study was to achieve the cryopreservation of almond winter dormant buds
using a two-step freezing method and to investigate the freezing behaviors of almond …

India is enormously rich in temperate fruit genetic resources. In the north, the temperate
Himalayas stretch from Jammu and Kashmir to the north-eastern hill region, and in the south …

Temperate fruit and nut species come from locations with cold winters and well-defined
climatic seasons and temperatures suitable for spring and summer growth. Most of the …

Abstract The Garo, Khasi, and Jaintia Hills region, with its unique landscape, climatic
phenomenon of heavy cloud cover and torrential rainfall, and agricultural richness involving …

India is one of the most significant and unique countries in the world from the point of view of
fruit genetic resources and fruit diversity. Over 300 species of fruits, including temperate …