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Components of variance and stability parameters - their interpretation with respect to genotype X environment interactions and their use in a regional maize tes

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TextLanguage: En Publication details: Ann Arbor, MI (USA) : University Microfilms International, 1977Description: xi, 180 pagesSubject(s):

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Thesis (Ph. D) - University of Nebraska, 1975. Tables, graphs, bibliography p. 152-159, appendix p. 161-180

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