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Effect of Temperature on Seed (Achene) Germination of Rosa spp.

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Title
Effect of Temperature on Seed (Achene) Germination of Rosa spp.
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Environmental Control in Biology, January 1999
DOI 10.2525/ecb1963.37.261
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Yoshiko YAMBE, Takashi SAITO

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#17,285,036
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