Adaptation of wheat to the canopy environment: Physiological evidence that selection for vigor or random selection may reduce the frequency of high-yielding genotypes

Adaptation of wheat to the canopy environment: Physiological evidence that selection for vigor or random selection may reduce the frequency of high-yielding genotypes
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Publisher : CIMMYT
Total Pages : 24
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ISBN-10 : 9686923152
ISBN-13 : 9789686923155
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Book Synopsis Adaptation of wheat to the canopy environment: Physiological evidence that selection for vigor or random selection may reduce the frequency of high-yielding genotypes by : Reynolds, M.P.

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