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Reference number：18A0416499 Selection of Novel Non-lethal, Low Phytic Acid Mutants and Evaluation of their Agronomic Traits/Mineral Compositions in Rice (Oryza sativa)
イネ(Oryza sativa)における新規の非致死性,低フィチン酸変異体のセレクションおよびそれらの農業形質/ミネラル組成の検討
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