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AA sterilised nutrient medium
BFast-flowing river water
CDry coarse river sand
DGarden soil rich in humus
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A sterilised nutrient medium
Tissue culture grows plant cells in a germ-free medium so that they are not infected.
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