Molecular identification of Malagasy Dalbergia species (rosewoods) for biodiversity conservation

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Lowry II, Porter P.

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Malagasy Malagasy, Merina

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PLANT SPECIES CONSERVATION (NATURE CONSERVATION)PLASTID GENOME + PLASTID GENES + PLASTID DNA (GENETICS)PFLANZENBESTIMMUNG (BOTANIK UND PALÄOBOTANIK)DALBERGIA (BOTANY)MADAGASCAR (AFRICAN ISLANDS). REPUBLIC OF MADAGASCAR INTERNATIONALE HANDELSVERTRÄGE + INTERNATIONALE WIRTSCHAFTSVERTRÄGE (INTERNATIONALES RECHT)GENANALYSE (GENETISCHE TECHNIKEN)GENE ANALYSIS (GENETIC TECHNIQUES)WOOD (FOREST PRODUCTS)MADAGASKAR (AFRIKANISCHE INSELN). REPUBLIK MADAGASKAR +8

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