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Identification of a new self-incompatibility allele (S31) in a Hungarian almond cultivar and its reliable detection — Julia Halasz (2008) | RDL Network
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Identification of a new self-incompatibility allele (S31) in a Hungarian almond cultivar and its reliable detection
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Attila Hegedus
Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences
Identification of a new self-incompatibility allele (S31) in a Hungarian almond cultivar and its reliable detection
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2008
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Julia Halasz
Hungarian University
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Ágota Fodor
Attila Hegedus
Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences
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