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La culture in vitro au service de l’amélioration de

l’igname

Suzia Rubens, Victor Vaillant, Richard Arnolin, Dalila Pétro, Pascale Bade

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Suzia Rubens, Victor Vaillant, Richard Arnolin, Dalila Pétro, Pascale Bade. La culture in vitro au service de l’amélioration de l’igname. 41 st Caribbean Food Crops Society Meeting, Jul 2005, Le Gosier, Guadeloupe, France. CFCS San Juan, Puerto Rico, 00940, Caribbean Food Crops Society, 41, 2005, Proceedings of the 41st annual meeting ”Alternatives to high input agriculture in the Caribbean: Towards the elaboration of innovative systems”. �hal-03252783�

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