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. 2019 Oct 26;19:69. doi: 10.1186/s12896-019-0560-4

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Fig. 2 — a Universal plant ITS primers depicted excellent resolution with the plant species tested. M: 100 bp marker (Promega); Lane 1: Mustard; Lane 2: Soybean; Lane 3: Pigeonpea; Lane 4: Wheat; Lane 5: Pea. b M: 100 bp marker (Promega); Lane 6: Tomato; Lane 7: Maize. c 100 bp marker (Promega); Lane 8: Dipterygium glaucum; Lane 9: Crotaleria burhia. d M: 100 bp marker (Promega); Lane 10:March Lilly; Lane 11: Bougainvillea; Lane 12: Indian blanket flower; Lane 13: Nerium; Lane 14: Petunia; Lane 15: Purple pirouette petunia; Lane 16: Moses-in-the-cradle; Lane 17: Golden cane palm; Lane 18: Duranta; Lane 19: Periwinkle; Lane 20: Chrysanthemum