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Describe the method of preparation of planting material for Ginger and describe how it can be propagated
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- Let's talk about the "apriori pruning principle," if you like. Could you give me an example of this?Is there any reference that can proof the acid rain can affect the growth of root and stem?Ginger undergoes three (3) stages of Growth. Name and describe the these stages from Germinating stage to time for harvesting
- Which of the following is considered essential for germination? Select one: a. Abscisin b. Cytokinin c. Gibberellins d. AuxinList four (4) characteristics of Ginger an exporter would take into consideration for the export market.describe the various stages that are involved in plant regenerative techniques associated with the production of 'clean' planting materials for farmers' use.
