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Inheritance of fire blight resistance in Asian <i>Pyrus</i> species
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Kamila L. Bokszczanin, Andrzej A. Przybyla, Malgorzata Schollenberger, et al. (2012). Inheritance of fire blight resistance in Asian <i>Pyrus</i> species. Open Journal of Genetics, 02(02), 109-120. https://doi.org/10.4236/ojgen.2012.22016
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