Repeats of an oleate desaturase region cause silencing of the normal gene explaining the high oleic pervenets sunflower mutant
Authors:
- Séverine LacombeSLSéverine Lacombe
- Abbott AlbertAAAbbott Albert
- André BervilléABAndré Bervillé
- 1 January 2002
- journal article
- Published by National Library of Serbia in Helia
- Vol. 25 (36) , 95-103
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