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Use of a Cytoplasm to Reduce Risk of Gene Flow Through Sorghum Pollen

Crop Science - United States
doi 10.2135/cropsci2003.1506
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AgronomyCrop Science
Date

July 1, 2003

Authors
J. F. PedersenD. B. MarxD. L. Funnell
Publisher

Wiley


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