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Re: Germination of Morinda citrifolia
- To: r*@aec.arc.ab.ca
- Subject: Re: Germination of Morinda citrifolia
- From: P* S* <s*@btl.net>
- Date: Tue, 16 Sep 1997 20:47:56 -0600
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Hi friend,
You might like to have a go at contacting Mr. Anil Sinha, at the
Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute, right here in
sunny Belize. The e-mail address for CARDI is as follows:
cardi@btl.net
Hope this is useful to you.
Paul ~:-D
Robert Hughes wrote:
>
> Any tropical fruit enthusiasts out there?
>
> Would anyone know of the germination requirements for Morinda citrifolia,
> (Indian Mulberry, Noni). It's supposed to be easy to grow, but all our
> attempts to get it to germinate have failed. We have tried seeding in
> peat-lite mixes and in petri dishes, as well as scarification, opening the
> seed coat, and soaking in gibberellic acid and in KNO3.
>
> We have no knowledge of or interest in the healing qualities of this
> plant, but would just like to get it to germinate.
>
> Thanks for any advice,
>
> Robert B. Hughes
> Lab Technician, Biological Control of Weeds
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