Clonal variation in morphology, growth, physiology, anatomy and ultrastructure of container-grown white spruce somatic plants.
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F. Tremblay | M. Lamhamedi | M S Lamhamedi | H Chamberland | P Y Bernier | F M Tremblay | P. Bernier | H. Chamberland
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