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Expression profiling of microRNA genes related to salt stress in banana (Musa Acuminata cv. Berangan) roots /
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Somatic embryogenesis in Musa acuminata cv. MAS(AA) and isolation of candidate disease resistance gene from wild banana /
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Characterization of a resistance gene isolated from wild banana (Musa Acuminata SSP Malaccensis) resistant to fusarium wild disease /
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