BUD MUTANT IN SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM L. CLONE 51 NG 131
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Saccharum officinarum L., the 'noble' sugarcane, has clones with varying internode shape and rind colour. The internode shape may be cylindrical, tumescent, bobbin, conoidal, obconoidal or concave-eonvex and the rind colour may be with different intensities of green, yellow and purple [1]. Longitudinal colour stripes are also present on the rind in certain clones of S. officinarum which occasionally revert to self coloured as bud mutations [2].
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PREMACHANDRAN, M. N., & TRIPATHI, B. K. (1999). BUD MUTANT IN SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM L. CLONE 51 NG 131. INDIAN JOURNAL OF GENETICS AND PLANT BREEDING, 59(01), 103–104. https://doi.org/.
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