NEW WHEATS AND SOCIAL PROGRESS

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[2] AUSEMUS ER, 1967, WHEAT WHEAT IMPROVEM, P225

[3] BORLAUG NE, 1965, PHYTOPATHOLOGY, V55, P1088

[4] BORLAUG NE, 1968, 3RD P INT WHEAT GEN, P1

[5] Brown L.R., 1970, SEEDS CHANGE GREEN R

[6] CAPRON H, CITED INDIRECTLY

[7] DALRYMPLE DG, 1969, B US DEP AGR FOREIGN

[8] POPULATION AND PANACEAS A TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE [J]. BIOSCIENCE, 1969, 19 (12) : 1065 - &

[9] ECOLOGY OF EARLY FOOD PRODUCTION IN MESOPOTAMIA - PREHISTORIC FARMERS AND HERDERS EXPLOITED A SERIES OF ADJACENT BUT CONTRASTING CLIMATIC ZONES [J]. SCIENCE, 1965, 147 (3663) : 1247 - &

[10] DOMESTICATION OF FOOD PLANTS IN THE OLD WORLD [J]. SCIENCE, 1959, 130 (3372) : 365 - 372

[1] ANDERSON DE, 1967, FARM RES N DAK, V24, P21

[2] AUSEMUS ER, 1967, WHEAT WHEAT IMPROVEM, P225

[3] BORLAUG NE, 1965, PHYTOPATHOLOGY, V55, P1088

[4] BORLAUG NE, 1968, 3RD P INT WHEAT GEN, P1

[5] Brown L.R., 1970, SEEDS CHANGE GREEN R

[6] CAPRON H, CITED INDIRECTLY

[7] DALRYMPLE DG, 1969, B US DEP AGR FOREIGN

[8] POPULATION AND PANACEAS A TECHNOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE [J]. BIOSCIENCE, 1969, 19 (12) : 1065 - &

[9] ECOLOGY OF EARLY FOOD PRODUCTION IN MESOPOTAMIA - PREHISTORIC FARMERS AND HERDERS EXPLOITED A SERIES OF ADJACENT BUT CONTRASTING CLIMATIC ZONES [J]. SCIENCE, 1965, 147 (3663) : 1247 - &

[10] DOMESTICATION OF FOOD PLANTS IN THE OLD WORLD [J]. SCIENCE, 1959, 130 (3372) : 365 - 372