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Introduction: Why focus the thinking on participatoryplant breeding?

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  1. Anne Elings
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  2. Conny J.M. Almekinders
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Elings, A., Almekinders, C.J. & Stam, P. Introduction: Why focus the thinking on participatoryplant breeding?. Euphytica 122, 423–424 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1017923423714

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