TISSUE CULTURE BANANA (Musa sps.)
Banana and plantain are important staple foods that are critical to the nutritious and economic well being of millions of people throughout the developing word.
TISSUE CULTURE TEAK
(Tectona grandis)
Teak (Tectona grandis), is a genus of Tropical Hard wood trees in the family Verbinaceae, native to the south and southeast of Asia.
Bio Diesel Trees - Pongamia sps.
Pongam is a fast-growing evergreen tree which reaches 40 feet in height and spread, forming a broad, spreading canopy casting moderate shade
TISSUE CULTURE FIG (Ficus carica.)
AG Bioteck is the only organization producing tissue culture Fig plants in India from selected elite Plus Trees (Mother Plants) with desirable characters. AG Bioteck Tissue culture plants are processing and dry fruits.
MANGIUM (Acacia X Mangium) • Mangium is one the fast growing forest plant.
About Tissue culture plants:• Tissue culture plants are developed from selected elite mother plants.• Tissue culture only can ensure genuine Mangium plants, there by eliminating the off-varieties which drastically reduce the yields. • Grows faster than seed derived plants. • Ensures uniform growth, early maturity and high yields. • Disease free and disease tolerant.
The Wood - Characteristics and Application:• True hard wood with narrow sap wood.• Pale yellow brown & close grained. • Used for making attractive furniture and cabinets, mouldings, doors and windows. • Light constructions, railway track sleepers etc. • Plywood & laminated veneers, particle boards. • Waste wood is good source of fuel wood with high heat output. • Pulpmaking and paer making.
Returns for Acre:
Climate & Soil:• Grows well in hot humid tropical conditions with temperature ranging from 10-35 0C.• Can grow in alluvial as well as weathered, eroded rocky and thin mineral soils. • Surplus water is required initially either by drip irrigation or natural rainfall. • Soil pH can range from 3-10. • Very sensitive to drought condition. • Very sensitive to saline soils. • Very sensitive to water logging. • The plant is shallow rooted hance cannot withstand heavy winds.
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