The effects of three micro-nutrients, (boron, manganese, and iodine), indole acetic acid, and ascorbic acid in the culture medium on the growth of tomato cells in suspension culture
by Prasantha Shankilal Jayatilleke Wijeratine Seresinhe
Book 9766 of Dissertation. ETH Zürich
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