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The new harvest

  1. Pamela J. Hines,
  2. John Travis

Science  16 Sep 2016:
Vol. 353, Issue 6305, pp. 1218-1219
DOI: 10.1126/science.353.6305.1218

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Translational plant science yields sustainable oils, pharmaceuticals, and proteins

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    By Pamela J. Hines, John Travis

    Science16 Sep 2016 : 1218-1219

    Translational plant science yields sustainable oils, pharmaceuticals, and proteins.

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