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Hey!!

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Hi guys,
I am trying so hard to write up my MPhil thesis this year. I am working on a plant which has 2 known varieties in Jamaica and have 3 main aspects to my work - micropropagation, genetic analysis and chemical content.

I have tried EVERYTHING to get the micropropagation aspect to work - NO SUCH LUCK. My first question is can I still write up the work I did on that aspect? The methods I used etc? Even though it didn't work?

My second question is - suppose I have a worse case scenario and when I begin the genetic work (next month), I find that the varieties are actually the same and the differences were due to things like phenotypic plasticity or intraspecifc differences. Will this information still be valid enough for the write up?

I am so worried

- Rani:-(