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Hevea Brasiliensis Wild. Ex. A. de. Juss. Müell-Arg. Rubber Crop of Tropical Origin Significant Features
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Economic botany is branches of the botanical sciences which is concerned with the utilization of the plant parts for their significance values , in this branches we usually refers the economic values plants for their betterment and for goods of economic values with their best breeding objectives with values addition according to the times .Rubber is the crop of the great values, they are of the tropical origin,latex of the plant is used for the production of the rubber of the commercial values. Latexes secondary metabolites and they are the isoprene’s, they derive form the vessels of the secondary importance’s, they are of the south American Andes origin and from that place they are spread from several places in the world, they have been domesticated in several places of the world in this review articles we are working on the sum of aspects of the rubber origin, domestication and breeding and economic utilization as well as their breeding aspects.
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