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The Canon of Potato Science: 26. In Vivo Cuttings

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  • Bryan JE, Meléndez GN, Jackson MT (1981) Sprout cuttings, a rapid multiplication technique for potatoes. CIP Slide Training Series: Series I: Rapid Multiplication Techniques. Guide-Book I/1. International Potato Center (CIP), Lima

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  • Bryan JE, Jackson MT, Quevedo BM, Meléndez GN (1981) Single-node cuttings, a rapid multiplication technique for potatoes. CIP Slide Training Series: Series I: Rapid Multiplication Techniques. Guide-Book I/2. International Potato Center (CIP), Lima

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  • Bryan JE, Meléndez GN, Jackson MT (1981) Stem cuttings, a rapid multiplication technique for potatoes. CIP Slide Training Series: Series I: Rapid Multiplication Techniques. Guide-Book I/3. International Potato Center (CIP), Lima

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  • Ewing EE (1985) Cuttings as simplified models of the potato plant. In: Li PH (ed) Potato physiology. Academic Press, Inc., Orlando, pp 153–207

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  • Quevedo BM, Bryan JE, Jackson MT, Meléndez GN (1981) Sprout cuttings, a rapid multiplication technique for potatoes. CIP Slide Training Series: Series I: Rapid Multiplication Techniques. Guide-Book I/4. International Potato Center (CIP), Lima

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    W. J. M. Lommen & P. C. Struik

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Lommen, W.J.M., Struik, P.C. The Canon of Potato Science: 26. In Vivo Cuttings. Potato Res. 50, 309–313 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11540-008-9084-3

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