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Cytogenetic studies with polyploid species of wheat. I. Chromosomal aberrations in the progeny of a haploid of Triticum vulgareSears, 1939
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HE usual methods of genetic analysis lose much of their efficiency T when applied to polyploid organisms, where duplicate factors tend to mask recessive gene mutations, and where the large number of chromosomes greatly increases the difficulty of determining …
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