September 28th, 2003, 10:58 PM
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Fragaria chiloensis accessions at Smithfield
Associated Article: Occurrence of Hybrid Strawberries on the British Columbia Coastline Based on Identification of a Germplasm Collection
Davidsonia ,
Vol 14 (1): 15
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1993
Quote:
Figure 6. Dr. Gunter Staudt discussing identification characteristics of Fragaria chiloensis with manager Margie Luffman at Smithfield in 1993. More than 95% of the mounds pictured represent accessions from coastal British Columbia.
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September 28th, 2003, 11:00 PM
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uhm, no offense Daniel, but how about enlish translation of the previous post for those of us who need it?
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