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October 11, 2025Indian Journal of Horticulture

Preservation of a GI-tagged banana cultivar: Insights from tissue culture and DNA barcoding of Nanjangud Rasabale

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ABAjay BhatSHSubrahmanya HegdeCRCharukesi Rajulu

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Study finds that tissue culture effectively produces disease-free saplings of NRB, highlighting conservation needs.

Key Points

  • The preservation of the Nanjanagudu Rasabale banana cultivar is crucial, especially due to threats from Panama disease.
  • Using tissue culture, a high rate of micropropagation was achieved, producing healthy saplings for farmers.
  • DNA barcoding alone couldn't distinguish NRB from similar cultivars, showing a need for more comprehensive genetic analysis.
  • Disease-free saplings have been distributed across Karnataka, promoting local agricultural conservation efforts.

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Bhat et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e9b1c9ba7d64b6fc132713https://doi.org/10.58993/ijh/2025.82.3.7
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