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Physiological responses of three maize (zea mays L.) populations to selection for high grain yields

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TextLanguage: En Publication details: Manhattan, KS (USA) : Kansas State Univ., 1976Description: 55 pagesSubject(s):

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Thesis (M. Sc.) - Kansas State University, 1976. Tables, graphs, Bibliography p. 54

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MIC 040.08 MUL

US-KanSU 1976 MULEBA M rf

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