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Evaluation of physiological and agronomic traits for heat stress tolerance in spring wheat (Triticum aestivum .L)/ Prisca C. Chileshe

By: Chileshe, Prisca C.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka : The University of Zambia, 2021Description: ix, 95 pages : illustrations.Subject(s): Tolerance in wheat | Tolerance traits in Wheat | Wheat -- Molecular genetics | Grain -- Biotechnology

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