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SIMILARITIES IN SECTIONAL DELIMITATION IN TRIPSACUM AND ZEA (GRAMINEAE)
Donald E Brink1, J M J de Wet2, Steven C Price1
1Biotechnology Group, Standard Oil Research and Development, 4440 Warrensville Center Road, Cleveland, OH, 44128.
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