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Synthesis of parental lines for breeding potatoes of a high culinary value E.Werner

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Werner, E

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TextPublication details: National Technical Information Service Springfield 1974Description: 37p.; 28cm

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Potato Book	CPRI Library	635.216 52 W495S (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		16299

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