Incorporating genome-wide association into eco-physiological simulation to identify markers for improving rice yields
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Xinyou Yin | S. Jagadish | Xinyou Yin | P. Struik | S. Jagadish | C. G. van der Linden | Paul C Struik | C Gerard van der Linden | Niteen N Kadam | Niteen N. Kadam | S V Krishna Jagadish | N. Kadam
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