Detection of Adaptive Genetic Diversity in Wild Potato Populations and Its Implications in Conservation of Potato Germplasm

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"Detection of Adaptive Genetic Diversity in Wild Potato Populations and Its Implications in Conservation of Potato Germplasm"
written by Alfonso H. del Rio, John B. Bamberg,
published by American Journal of Plant Sciences, Vol.11 No.10, 2020

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