Completed Genetics & Molecular Biology Plants, Animals & Ecology
Introgression and wide hybrid genetics, genomics and germplasm development in Lolium/Festuca (Festulolium) and white clover
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Researchers
Glyn Jenkins (Co-Investigator)Ian Armstead (Principal Investigator)Michael Humphreys (Co-Investigator)
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