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Cytogenetics of Areca catechu L., A. triandra Roxb. and their F1 hybrids (palmae)

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Bavappa, K.V.A., Nair, M.K. Cytogenetics of Areca catechu L., A. triandra Roxb. and their F1 hybrids (palmae). Genetica 49, 1–8 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00187807

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