Establishment of optimal conditions for micropropagation by node culture and multiple shoots formation from sucker explants of thornless Blackberry (Rubus fruticosus L. cv. BB21) |
Lee, Kang Seop
(Bioplus Co., LTD)
Kim, Hyo Jin (Bioplus Co., LTD) Park, Dae Hyun (Bioplus Co., LTD) Oh, Seung Cheol (Bioplus Co., LTD) Cho, Han Jig (Bioplus Co., LTD) Kim, Ee Youb (Bioplus Co., LTD) |
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