Cross-species transferability and mapping of genomic and cDNA SSRs in pines
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D. Chagné | M. Cervera | C. Plomion | J. Frigerio | G. Vendramin | C. Plomion | T. Richardson | D. Chagné | P. Chaumeil | A. Ramboer | C. Collada | A. Guevara | M. T. Cervera | G. G. Vendramin | V. Garcia | J-M Frigerio | C. Echt | T. Richardson | V. García | C. Collada | A. Ramboer | P. Chaumeil | A. Guevara | C. Echt
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