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The genetics of cotton

Part XVI. Some observations on the inheritance of form and size in asiatic cottons

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  1. Formerly Empire Cotton Growing Corporation’s Cotton Research Station, Trinidad, B.W.I., Now Institute of Plant Industry, Indore, Central India

    J. B. Hutchinson

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Hutchinson, J.B. The genetics of cotton. Journ. of Genetics 32, 399–410 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02982524

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