Prospects of Turkey's wheat industry, breeding and biotechnology.
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- 2000-01-01
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Biotechnology, Plant breeding, Business, Agricultural economics, Agroforestry
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- Micronutrient constraints to crop production in the Middle East-West Asia region: significance, research, and management
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