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Traits associated with improved P-uptake efficiency in CIMMYT's semidwarf spring bread wheat grown on an acid Andisol in Mexico

Manske    
G.G.B.    
Ortiz-    
Monasterio    
J.I.    
Van Ginkel    
M.    
Gonzá    
lez    
R.    

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