Varietal difference in the response of rice chalkiness to temperature during ripening phase across different sowing dates
Authors:
- Chang ChenCCChang Chen
- Jianliang HuangJHJianliang Huang
- Liyang ZhuLZLiyang Zhu
- Farooq ShahFSFarooq Shah
- Lixiao NieLNLixiao Nie
- Kehui CuiKCKehui Cui
- Shaobing PengSPShaobing Peng
- 1 September 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Field Crops Research
- Vol. 151, 85-91
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