Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass
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Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass
Summary
Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass is a doctoral thesis[1].
Key Facts
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass authored Michael Anthony Collett[2].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's publisher is recorded as Massey Research Online[4].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's language of work or name is recorded as English[5].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's country of origin is recorded as New Zealand[6].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's publication date is recorded as +1994-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's main subject is recorded as ecological genetics[8].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's main subject is recorded as Lolium[9].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's main subject is recorded as Acremonium[10].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's Handle ID is recorded as 10179/1300[11].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's title is recorded as Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass[12].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's copyright holder is recorded as Michael Anthony Collett[13].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's thesis submitted to is recorded as Massey University[14].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[15].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[16].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's thesis committee member is recorded as Barry Scott[17].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's thesis committee member is recorded as Rosie Bradshaw[18].
- Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's thesis committee member is recorded as Gary Latch[19].
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Designation and Status
Cloning, characterisation and evolutionary relationships of two pyr4 genes from an Acremonium endophyte of perennial ryegrass's instance of is recorded as doctoral thesis[3].