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Seed compositional and disease resistance differences among gene pools in cultivated common bean

2002-06-01

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It is widely accepted that two major gene pools exist in cultivated common bean, one Middle American and one Andean. Recently another gene pool, designated as North Andean and a fourth group (not considered to be a distinct gene pool) have been reported by the senior author and his colleagues. Many of the agronomic and seed compositional attributes of the two major gene pools are well known, but the seed compositi...

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Literature Corpus work: eb04c907-d794-552a-8ffa-0812c1417838
DOI: 10.1023/a:1015510428026

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