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Selecting aSolanum tuberosum subsp.andigena core collection using morphological, geographical, disease and pest descriptors

2000-05-01

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One of the largest and most diverse clonally propagated potato collections of cultivated potato species is maintained at the International Potato Center (CIP). Almost 75% of this collection isS. tuberosum subsp.andigena (hereafterandigena) cultivars. The first step to select a core collection of this subspecies was to identify duplicate accessions of the same cultivar using comparisons of morphological characters...

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34ef2c66-c2ac-5c9a-b730-36b508a25ddb
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10.1007/bf02853943
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