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The final step in the tissue culture programme before the new plants are taken out for cultivation in the fields in known as:
1) Micropropagation
2) Embryogenesis
3) Totipotency
4) Hardening

A

Micropropagation

B

Embryogenesis

C

Totipotency

D

Hardening

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