The Implications of Polyploidy for the Evolution of Signalling in Rhizobial Nodulation Symbiosis-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

The Implications of Polyploidy for the Evolution of Signalling in Rhizobial Nodulation Symbiosis

Published:2015 Issue: Volume: Page:149-190
ISSN:0065-2296
Container-title:Advances in Botanical Research
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Powell Adrian F.,Doyle Jeff J.

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Elsevier

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