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Helia 1999, Vol. 22(31) 13-22

INTERGENERIC HYBRIDS IN Compositae (Asteraceae), I. HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN CULTIVATED SUNFLOWER H. annuus L. AND Compositae GENERA

Michail Christov & Rumjana D. Vassilevska-Ivanova

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