Re: PPM info, delete if not interested

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• Subject: Re: PPM info, delete if not interested
• From: J* L* <j*@yancey.main.nc.us>
• Date: Wed, 21 Apr 1999 08:53:12 -0500
• References: <01be8ac5$3cc0a0c0$828c6acf@dan.ce.net> <l03130304b342005fefed@[129.79.224.182]>

Thanks Stacy. Lots of people use this stuff apparently. I did use a bit
of it from a free sample, but, like you, I'm not impressed.  I feel it
is essential, and certainly best, to get rid of the contamination at the
outset rather than trying to control it with some magic potion. I talked
to Mark Zillis a few days ago and he sai PPM isn't used at Q & Z. Thanks
for sharing your results.  Good luck,  JML
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• References:
  • Forward from Plant Tissue Culture
    • From: "Daniel Nelson" <sussextreeinc@ce.net>
  • PPM info, delete if not interested
    • From: S* H* &*

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