Evidence of selection, adaptation and untapped diversity in Vietnamese rice landraces

Evidence of selection, adaptation and untapped diversity in Vietnamese rice landraces
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10.1101/2020.07.07.191981
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2020-07
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bioRxiv
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J. Higgins;B. Santos;T. Khanh;K. H. Trung;T. D. Duong;Nguyen Thi Phuong Doai;N. T. Khoa;D. Ha;N. T. Diep;K. T. Dung;Cong Nguyen Phi;T. Thủy;N. T. Tuan;H. Tran;N. Trung;H. T. Giang;Ta Thi Kim Nhung;C. Tran;S. Lang;L. T. Nghia;N. Giảng;T. Xuan;Anthony Hall;S. Dyer;L. Hàm;M. Cáccamo;J. D. Vega
J. Higgins;B. Santos;T. Khanh;K. H. Trung;T. D. Duong;Nguyen Thi Phuong Doai;N. T. Khoa;D. Ha;N. T. Diep;K. T. Dung;Cong Nguyen Phi;T. Thủy;N. T. Tuan;H. Tran;N. Trung;H. T. Giang;Ta Thi Kim Nhung;C. Tran;S. Lang;L. T. Nghia;N. Giảng;T. Xuan;Anthony Hall;S. Dyer;L. Hàm;M. Cáccamo;J. D. Vega
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J. Higgins;B. Santos;T. Khanh;K. H. Trung;T. D. Duong;Nguyen Thi Phuong Doai;N. T. Khoa;D. Ha;N. T. Diep;K. T. Dung;Cong Nguyen Phi;T. Thủy;N. T. Tuan;H. Tran;N. Trung;H. T. Giang;Ta Thi Kim Nhung;C. Tran;S. Lang;L. T. Nghia;N. Giảng;T. Xuan;Anthony Hall;S. Dyer;L. Hàm;M. Cáccamo;J. D. Vega

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