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2010
X. C. Lin, Lou, Y. F., Liu, J., Peng, J. S., Liao, G. L., and Fang, W., Crossbreeding of Phyllostachys species (Poaceae) and identification of their hybrids using ISSR markers, vol. 9, pp. 1398-1404, 2010.
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X. C. Lin, Chow, T. Y., Chen, H. H., Liu, C. C., Chou, S. J., Huang, B. L., Kuo, C. I., Wen, C. K., Huang, L. C., and Fang, W., Understanding bamboo flowering based on large-scale analysis of expressed sequence tags, vol. 9, pp. 1085-1093, 2010.
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