Research article    |    Open Access
Helia 2011, Vol. 34(55) 91-100

DNA POLYMORPHISM OF WILD SUNFLOWER ACCESSIONS HIGHLY SUSCEPTIBLE OR HIGHLY TOLERANT TO WHITE ROT ON STALK

D. Miladinović K. Taški-Ajduković N. Nagl B. Kovačević S. Balešević-Tubić N. Dušanić S. Jocić


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