Association mapping of grain yield, yield attributing traits and quality parameters through correlation studies in Rice (Oryza sativa L.)
Usharani G*, Neeraja C N, Nagesh P, Ramy Hemanth K R M, Madhubabu P, Rao D S, Babu V R, Bharathi M, Rani CH V D
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