Using a linkage mapping approach to identify QTL for day‐neutrality in the octoploid strawberry

By C. Weebadde, Dechun Wang, C. Finn, K. Lewers, James Luby, J. Bushakra, T. Sjulin, J. Hancock. 2007

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Subfields: Cell Biology, Plant Science

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