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Genomics of Citrus, a Major Fruit Crop of Tropical and Subtropical Regions,sical map, a fairly large and well-annotated expressed sequence tag collection, several microarrays, and a low coverage (1.2x) genome sequence for sweet orange. This chapter reviews the various genomics resources available for citrus. Integration of these resources, particularly those developed in different laboratories, remains a challenge.

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Die Analyse der Milch und Milcherzeugnisseses as well such as drugs and building materials. In those cases where demand for a particular plant product exceed natural supply, humans initiated cultivation of those plants 10,000 years ago, resulting in the domestication of a limited number of species in several areas of the world, generally lo

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Die Operationalisierung des Referenzpreises,resents an overview of the various players involved. The role and niche of foundations, the private sector, and national programs are discussed in the context of accessing and using genomics resources. A description of the Generation Challenge Programme (GCP) is presented as a detailed case study of

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