The relationship between seedling quality and mother tree phenotype in Pterocarpus macrocarpus

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The relationship between seedling quality and mother tree phenotype in Pterocarpus macrocarpus

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Authors

Boyle, T.J.B.,Piewlang, C.,Chaisurisri, K.,Liengsiri, C.,Whoangphlong, P.,Liewlak-Saneeyanawin, C.

Publication year

1996

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