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Helia 2004, Vol. 27(41) 25-40

TWO-YEAR STUDY ON THE INHERITANCE OF REDUCED SATURATED FATTY ACID CONTENT IN SUNFLOWER SEED

Brady A. Vick, C. C. Jan, & Jerry F. Miller

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