Their lack of knowledge on the establishment of orchards, propagation techniques, cultural management, etc. is also contributing to the low yield and slow expansion of the lychee area in Bangladesh.
Also, vegetative propagation methods and field cultural requirements require further investigation to progress the commercial development of this new product.
Sponsored, among others, by FAO, the United Nations Development Programme and the United Nations Environment Program, one of its main topics is date palm research and development, covering molecular and genetic engineering; germplasm and propagation; and improved date palm cultural practices.
Furthermore, Anthurium cultural practices, including in vitro cultivation, clonal propagation and selection for sports, impose extreme selective pressures, capable of activating transposable elements causing intraspecies genome size variations without imposing a reproductive barrier (Peschke and Phillips 1991; Hirochika et al. 1996).
Or propagation of French culture?
It's that cultural shift that will lead to the continued propagation of APIs.
In Asia, lotus has been cultivated as a food crop for its rhizomes and seeds and as an ornamental plant for its magnificent flowers, in addition to its propagation for reasons related to its cultural and religious significance.
Mr. Reed, who has been supportive of Mr. Volcker's ideas, told the senators, "The industry should be compartmentalized so as to limit the propagation of failures and also to preserve cultural boundaries".
Bowler et al [32] evaluated venous leg ulcers using cultural isolation techniques that included special considerations for the propagation of anaerobes.
Garry oak ecosystem species such as the cultural keystone camas and other geophytes require intentional intervention including propagation to establish populations in other areas on the island.
