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Vordringliche Aufgaben bei der Züchtung des ChinakohlsBrassica pekinensis Rupr.

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Stein, M., Skiebe, K. & Jahr, W. Vordringliche Aufgaben bei der Züchtung des ChinakohlsBrassica pekinensis Rupr.. Der Züchter 30, 352–361 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00709669

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