Plant galls : organisms, interactions, populations
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Summary
Plant galls - a perspective, Michele A. Preece and A.J. Williams agrobacterium-induced crown gall and hairy root diseases - their biology and application to plant genetic engineering, M.R. Williams.
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- book
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- 1994-01-01
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Keywords
Gall, Cecidomyiidae, Biology, Eriophyidae, Botany
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