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PEGGY GREB (D955-1) Uncorking Genetic Bottlenecks in Soy oybeans are second only to corn as America’s most widely grown crop, with nearly 76 million acres
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Genetics Research Unit / University of Maryland / USDA / the University of Nebraska-Lincoln / National Academy of Sciences / United Germplasm / Pathology / and Genetics Research Unit / /

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Randy C. Shoemaker / PEGGY GREB / Qijian Song / Perry B. Cregan / José Urbana / Jan Suszkiw / Randall L. Nelson / L. Hyten / David L. Hyten / James E. Specht / /

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