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Genetical and cytological studies ofMusa

III. Chromosome numbers in the musaceae

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  1. Imperial College of Tropical Agriculture, Trinidad

    E. E. Cheesman

  2. Department of Agriculture, Jamaica

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Cheesman, E.E., Larter, L.N.H. Genetical and cytological studies ofMusa . Journ. of Genetics 30, 32–52 (1935). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02982204

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