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PERFORMANCE OF DOUBLED HAPLOID POPULATIONS SEGREGATING FOR LINOLENIC ACID LEVELS IN SPRING RAPESEED (VOL 37, PG 1438, 1997)
Authors: RAJCAN I KOTT LS BEVERSDORF WD KASHA KJ
Citation: I. Rajcan et al., PERFORMANCE OF DOUBLED HAPLOID POPULATIONS SEGREGATING FOR LINOLENIC ACID LEVELS IN SPRING RAPESEED (VOL 37, PG 1438, 1997), Crop science, 38(2), 1998, pp. 534-534
PERFORMANCE OF DOUBLED HAPLOID POPULATIONS SEGREGATING FOR LINOLENIC ACID LEVELS IN SPRING RAPESEED (VOL 37, PG 1438, 1997)
Authors: RAJCAN I KOTT LS BEVERSDORF WD KASHA KJ
Citation: I. Rajcan et al., PERFORMANCE OF DOUBLED HAPLOID POPULATIONS SEGREGATING FOR LINOLENIC ACID LEVELS IN SPRING RAPESEED (VOL 37, PG 1438, 1997), Crop science, 38(1), 1998, pp. 290-290
PERFORMANCE OF DOUBLED HAPLOID POPULATIONS SEGREGATING FOR LINOLENIC ACID LEVELS IN SPRING RAPESEED
Authors: RAJCAN I KOTT LS BEVERSDORF WD KASHA KJ
Citation: I. Rajcan et al., PERFORMANCE OF DOUBLED HAPLOID POPULATIONS SEGREGATING FOR LINOLENIC ACID LEVELS IN SPRING RAPESEED, Crop science, 37(5), 1997, pp. 1438-1442
GENETICALLY-MODIFIED PLANTS - REGULATION AND QUARANTINE
Authors: BEVERSDORF WD
Citation: Wd. Beversdorf, GENETICALLY-MODIFIED PLANTS - REGULATION AND QUARANTINE, Canadian journal of plant pathology, 17(3), 1995, pp. 282-282
A COMBINED USE OF MICROPROJECTILE BOMBARDMENT AND DNA IMBIBITION ENHANCES TRANSFORMATION FREQUENCY OF CANOLA (BRASSICA-NAPUS L)
Authors: CHEN JL BEVERSDORF WD
Citation: Jl. Chen et Wd. Beversdorf, A COMBINED USE OF MICROPROJECTILE BOMBARDMENT AND DNA IMBIBITION ENHANCES TRANSFORMATION FREQUENCY OF CANOLA (BRASSICA-NAPUS L), Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 88(2), 1994, pp. 187-192
SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY AS A POLLINATION CONTROL MECHANISM FOR SPRING OILSEED RAPE, BRASSICA-NAPUS L
Authors: BANKS PR BEVERSDORF WD
Citation: Pr. Banks et Wd. Beversdorf, SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY AS A POLLINATION CONTROL MECHANISM FOR SPRING OILSEED RAPE, BRASSICA-NAPUS L, Euphytica, 75(1-2), 1994, pp. 27-30
COMPARATIVE STABILITY OF 40 INDETERMINATE AND SEMIDETERMINATE SOYBEANLINES
Authors: ABLETT GR BUZZELL RI BEVERSDORF WD ALLEN OB
Citation: Gr. Ablett et al., COMPARATIVE STABILITY OF 40 INDETERMINATE AND SEMIDETERMINATE SOYBEANLINES, Crop science, 34(2), 1994, pp. 347-351
OAC TALBOT SOYBEAN
Authors: BEVERSDORF WD TANNER JW GOSTOVIC P MONTMINY W HUME DJ
Citation: Wd. Beversdorf et al., OAC TALBOT SOYBEAN, Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 74(1), 1994, pp. 137-138
OAC SHIRE SOYBEAN
Authors: BEVERSDORF WD TANNER JW GOSTOVIC P MONTMINY W HUME DJ
Citation: Wd. Beversdorf et al., OAC SHIRE SOYBEAN, Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 74(1), 1994, pp. 139-140
OAC ECLIPSE SOYBEAN
Authors: BEVERSDORF WD TANNER JV MONTMINY W GOSTOVIC P HUME DJ
Citation: Wd. Beversdorf et al., OAC ECLIPSE SOYBEAN, Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 74(1), 1994, pp. 141-142
OAC FRONTIER SOYBEAN
Authors: BEVERSDORF WD TANNER JW MONTMINY W GOSTOVIC P HUME DJ
Citation: Wd. Beversdorf et al., OAC FRONTIER SOYBEAN, Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 74(1), 1994, pp. 143-144
RESPONSE OF OILSEED BRASSICA CULTIVARS TO OZONE
Authors: HUCL P BEVERSDORF WD
Citation: P. Hucl et Wd. Beversdorf, RESPONSE OF OILSEED BRASSICA CULTIVARS TO OZONE, Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 73(4), 1993, pp. 1077-1078
TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON SEED COLOR IN BLACK-SEEDED AND YELLOW-SEEDED RAPESEED
Authors: VANDEYNZE AE BEVERSDORF WD PAULS KP
Citation: Ae. Vandeynze et al., TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON SEED COLOR IN BLACK-SEEDED AND YELLOW-SEEDED RAPESEED, Canadian Journal of Plant Science, 73(2), 1993, pp. 383-387
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