Comparison of 3 methods for counting fruits and vegetables for fourth-grade students in the Minnesota 5 A Day Power Plus Program.
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A L Eldridge | S A Smith-Warner | L A Lytle | D M Murray | A. Eldridge | L. Lytle | D. Murray | S. Smith-Warner
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