University of Illinois Bulletin No. 55: Unlocking Key Insights in Botany & Plant Sciences
Dive into the valuable research and insights presented in the University of Illinois Bulletin No. 55 on botany and plant sciences.
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University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station. Urbana, June, 1899. Bulletin No. 55, pp. 205-240. Improvement in the chemical composition of the corn kernel
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