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Genetic polymorphism of proteins in the scotch pine trees of varying resistance to drought

Dukharev, V.A.; Kotov, M.M.

Lesovedenie 4: 53-59

1985

ISSN/ISBN: 0024-1148
Accession: 005515896
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Pine trees of various drought-resistance differ in the level of heterozygosis of esterase loci. Trees, resistant to drought, are usually high-heterozygous and grow faster. These features are used for selection of resistant to drought individuals with great increment.

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