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Effect of Cytoplasms and an Rf Gene in Maize¹

Synopsis: There were no consistent effects on yield or maturity attributable to the "T" cytoplasm or to the Rf gene from the inbred NY.16 in comparisons with appropriate counterparts.

² Associate Professor, Department Of Plant Breeding, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.

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