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PH
Central Luzon State
University, Nueva Ecija
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PH-UPLB
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PK University of
Karachi, Karachi
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cultivated members of Triticeae. xi+202p
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PR Universidad de
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1992 MONAR M f Carlos M Monar Benavides (GT).
Efecto de épocas de siembra y densidades de maíz (Zea mays L.) en el sistema
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PT
Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Lisboa
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PT-UTL 1994 BISPO B r Regina Maria Baltazar Bispo (PT). Variabilidade genética
no milho (Zea mays L.) para a eficiência de utilização do endosperma e
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PT-UTL 1994 RODRIGUES B r Ana Luisa Gomes Figueiredo Rodrigues (PT). Avaliação da
resistência ao alagamento de diferentes genótipos de milho durante a germinação. 90p
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RO
Universitatea Bucuresti, Bucuresti
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rezistenta graului hexaploid (T. aestivum L.) la conditii de stres hidric si
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N Saulescu. Membrane thermostability of some Romanian winter wheat genotypes Romanian
Agricultural Research 1 37-40 (1994) AGRIS 95-051577
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SD University of Gezira,
Medani
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SD-UG 1994 AMANI M rf Amani Ahmed
Mohamed Idris (SD). Evaluation of canopy temperature as a selection tool for heat
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SE Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet, Uppsala
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Merker. Agronomic performance and multiple disease resistance in
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TH Kasetsart
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TR Ege
Üniversitesi, İzmir
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Beyhan Akin (TR). Leaf rust (Puccinia
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TR Çukurova
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TR-ÇÜ 1998 GHANNOUM M r
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TZ
Sokoine University of Agriculture, Morogoro
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2008 SONDA M f
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UG Makerere
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US Auburn
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ZA University of
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ZA-UP 2005 LEGESSE
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ZM University of Zambia,
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ZM-UZ 1997 GANUNGA M f
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ZW
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