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Coexistence in Maize: Do Nonmaize Buffer Zones Reduce Gene Flow between Maize Fields?

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Coexistence in Maize: Do Nonmaize Buffer Zones Reduce Gene Flow between Maize Fields? (English)

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Maren Langhof

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Bernd Hommel

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Alexandra Hüsken

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Joachim Schiemann

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Peter Wehling

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Ralf Wilhelm

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Gerhard Rühl

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2008

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Crop Science

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48

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