Cytological Investigation of Pollen Development in Sorghum Line with Male Sterility Induced by Sodium Ascorbate in Tissue Culture

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"Cytological Investigation of Pollen Development in Sorghum Line with Male Sterility Induced by Sodium Ascorbate in Tissue Culture"
written by Marina I. Tsvetova, Lev A. Elkonin,
published by American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.4 No.7A, 2013

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