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Factors that govern ownership, access, and use of public trust crop germplasm and their impact on public welfare

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TextPublication details: San Francisco, CA (USA) : Golden Gate University, 2004Description: iv, 326 pagesSubject(s):

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Thesis (Ph. D) Dissertation. Golden Gate University, 2004

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US-GGU 2004 KADIR D r

Juan Carlos Mendieta

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