Breeding Oat Cultivars Suitable for Production in Developing Countries (1994 Report)

Breeding Oat Cultivars Suitable for Production in Developing Countries (1994 Report)

by DIANE Publishing Company

111 pages· ISBN 9780788140211
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Details the study of cultivating oats in developing countries, especially South America. Contents: special report on 2nd South American Oat Congress in Brazil in 1994; policy for utilization of oat germplasm in Quaker Oat International oat nurseries; oat workers code of ethics for germplasm exchange; procedures for release of materials from a Quaker nursery; nursery reports for 1994 -- Brazil, Argentina, Chile, & Bolivia. U.S. Charts & tables.

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