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    • Comparison and implication of crop germplasm resource management in China and the United States based on multi-source data

    • “Introduced its research progress in the field of crop germplasm resource management, the research team analyzed the problems in crop germplasm resource management in China, proposed feasible paths to improve its utilization rate, and laid the foundation for optimizing China's germplasm resource system.”
    • LI Hongjun , MENG Chenxia , ZHANG Hongwei , SONG Weibin , LIU Xingwang
    • Journal of China Agricultural University Vol. 29, Issue 10, Pages: 161-171(2024)
    • DOI: 10.11841/j.issn.1007-4333.2024.10.14     

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