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Genetic study of the inheritance of the various characters in certain avena hybrids

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Villiers, P.J.R

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TextSeries: Hybirds, Genetic Union of South Africa Department of Agriculture. Science Bulletin No. 140Publication details: Pretoria 1935Description: 1-89 p

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