Manipulation of fruit set and stylar-end fruit split in ‘Nova’ mandarin hybrid
@article{Barry1997ManipulationOF, title={Manipulation of fruit set and stylar-end fruit split in ‘Nova’ mandarin hybrid}, author={Graham H. Barry and John P. Bower}, journal={Scientia Horticulturae}, year={1997}, volume={70}, pages={243-250} }
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