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Helia 2001, Vol. 24(35) 93-100

QUANTIZATION OF REPRODUCTIVE STRUCTURES IN RELATION TO THE VASCULARIZATION OF SUNFLOWER CAPITULUM (Helianthus annuus L.) DURING ITS DEVELOPMENT

A.C. Martínez Tosto & F.J. Cardinali

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December 2001

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