Transgenic maize plants expressing a fungal phytase gene
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Wenzhu Yang | Yunliu Fan | Ping Chen | Jinrui Shi | M. C. Tarczynski | Ping Chen | B. Yao | Yunliu Fan | Jinrui Shi | Bin Yao | Rumei Chen | Wenzhu Z Yang | Rumei Chen | Guangxing Xue | Qianli Ma | Zuoyu Zhao | Mitchell C. Tarczynski | Guangxing Xue | Zuo-yo Zhao | Q. Ma | Qianli Ma
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