Author:
,Naegeli Hanspeter,Bresson Jean‐Louis,Dalmay Tamas,Dewhurst Ian Crawford,Epstein Michelle M,Firbank Leslie George,Guerche Philippe,Hejatko Jan,Moreno Francisco Javier,Mullins Ewen,Nogué Fabien,Rostoks Nils,Sánchez Serrano Jose Juan,Savoini Giovanni,Veromann Eve,Veronesi Fabio,Álvarez Fernando,Ardizzone Michele,Fernandez Dumont Antonio,Gennaro Andrea,Gómez Ruiz Jose Ángel,Lanzoni Anna,Neri Franco Maria,Papadopoulou Nikoletta,Ramon Matthew
Subject
Plant Science,Veterinary (miscalleneous),Animal Science and Zoology,Microbiology,Food Science,Parasitology
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