Can glandular hair density be a breeding marker for Origanum vulgare subsp. hirtum with high essential oil content? [electronic resource]

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Szabó, Krisztina

Contributor(s):

Sárosi, Szilvia
Cserháti, Beatrix
Ferenczy, Antal

Producer: 20101028Description: 1437-40 p. digitalISSN:

1934-578X

Subject(s):

Breeding
Oils, Volatile -- analysis
Origanum -- anatomy & histology
Plant Leaves -- anatomy & histology

In: Natural product communications vol. 5

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Can glandular hair density be a breeding marker for Origanum vulgare subsp. hirtum with high essential oil content?

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Szabó K., Sárosi S., Cserháti B. & Ferenczy A. (20101028). Can glandular hair density be a breeding marker for Origanum vulgare subsp. hirtum with high essential oil content?. : Natural product communications.

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Szabó Krisztina, Sárosi Szilvia, Cserháti Beatrix and Ferenczy Antal. 20101028. Can glandular hair density be a breeding marker for Origanum vulgare subsp. hirtum with high essential oil content?. : Natural product communications.

Harvard

Szabó K., Sárosi S., Cserháti B. and Ferenczy A. (20101028). Can glandular hair density be a breeding marker for Origanum vulgare subsp. hirtum with high essential oil content?. : Natural product communications.

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Szabó Krisztina, Sárosi Szilvia, Cserháti Beatrix and Ferenczy Antal. Can glandular hair density be a breeding marker for Origanum vulgare subsp. hirtum with high essential oil content?. : Natural product communications. 20101028.

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