Breeding for Red Flesh Colour in Apple: Progress and Challenges

Breeding for Red Flesh Colour in Apple: Progress and Challenges
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10.17660/actahortic.2009.814.54
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2009-03
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R. Volz;N. Oraguzie;C. Whitworth;N. How;D. Chagné;C. Carlisle;S. Gardiner;E. Rikkerink;T. Lawrence
R. Volz;N. Oraguzie;C. Whitworth;N. How;D. Chagné;C. Carlisle;S. Gardiner;E. Rikkerink;T. Lawrence
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R. Volz;N. Oraguzie;C. Whitworth;N. How;D. Chagné;C. Carlisle;S. Gardiner;E. Rikkerink;T. Lawrence

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