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  1. Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Co., Johnston, Iowa

    S. M. Sehgal (Research Associate and Geneticist) & W. L. Brown (Research Associate and Geneticist)

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Sehgal, S.M., Brown, W.L. introgression in corn belt maize. Econ Bot 19, 83–88 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02971191

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