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    Physiological response and yield components under greenhouse drought stress conditions in potato

    Physiological response and yield components under greenhouse drought stress conditions in potato by Alvarez-Morezuelas, A., Barandalla, L., Ritter, E., Lacuesta, M., Ruiz de Galarreta, J.I.

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    Identification and reproducibility of diagnostic DNA markers for tuber starch and yield optimization in a novel association mapping population of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.)

    Identification and reproducibility of diagnostic DNA markers for tuber starch and yield optimization in a novel association mapping population of potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) by Schönhals, E. M., Ortega, F., Barandalla, L., Aragones, A., Ruiz de Galarreta, J. I., Liao, J.-C., Sanetomo, R., Walkemeier, B., Tacke, E., Ritter, E., Gebhardt, C.

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    Molecular Analysis of Local Potato Cultivars from Tenerife Island Using Microsatellite Markers

    Molecular Analysis of Local Potato Cultivars from Tenerife Island Using Microsatellite Markers by Barandalla, L, Ruiz de Galarreta, J.I, Rios, D, Ritter, E

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    The History of Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) Research in Spain

    The History of Potato (Solanum tuberosum L.) Research in Spain by Ruiz de Galarreta, J. I., Pascualena, J., Legorburu, F. J., Barandalla, L., Ritter, E.

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    Marked blastomere herniation is the only post-thaw morphological characteristic associated with a reduced pregnancy rate for in vitro produced equine blastocysts

    Marked blastomere herniation is the only post-thaw morphological characteristic associated with a reduced pregnancy rate for in vitro produced equine blastocysts by Arnold, L C, Stout, T A E, Beitsma, M M, Deelen, C C, Rizzo, M, Leemans, B, Galli, C, Colleoni, S, Lazzari, G, Barandalla, M, Claes, A N J

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