QUES, a new Phaseolus vulgaris genotype resistant to common bean weevils, contains the Arcelin-8 allele coding for new lectin-related variants
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S. Bacher | R. Bollini | F. Sparvoli | B. Benrey | M. G. Daminati | I. Zaugg | C. Magni | D. Panzeri | Dario Panzeri
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