Author:
Lu Li-Min,Mao Ling-Feng,Yang Tuo,Ye Jian-Fei,Liu Bing,Li Hong-Lei,Sun Miao,Miller Joseph T.,Mathews Sarah,Hu Hai-Hua,Niu Yan-Ting,Peng Dan-Xiao,Chen You-Hua,Smith Stephen A.,Chen Min,Xiang Kun-Li,Le Chi-Toan,Dang Viet-Cuong,Lu An-Ming,Soltis Pamela S.,Soltis Douglas E.,Li Jian-Hua,Chen Zhi-Duan
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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