Comparison of Grain Zinc and Iron Concentration between Synthetic Hexaploid Wheats and Their Parents

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"Comparison of Grain Zinc and Iron Concentration between Synthetic Hexaploid Wheats and Their Parents"
written by Bo Zhang, Wenjie Chen, Baolong Liu, Lianquan Zhang, Deyong Zhao, Yuancan Xiao, Dengcai Liu, Huaigang Zhang,
published by Agricultural Sciences, Vol.5 No.14, 2014

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