Vernalization response and its implication in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)
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TextPublication details: 1995Description: xi+61p
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Nationality: CN
Thesis Ph D|(US-MichSU 1995 WANG D f)
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US-MichSU 1995 WANG D f
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