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molecular characterization for Some Local and Introduced Grape Cultivars Vitis vinifera .L in Sweida Governorate Using SSR Technique

التوصيف الجزيئي لبعض أصناف العنب Vitis vinifera .L المحلية و المدخلة في محافظة السويداء باستخدام تقنية SSR

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 Publication date 2017
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This research was carried out in the laboratories of the Atomic Energy Commission Molecular Biology and Biotechnology Department in Damascus to study the molecular characterization of five of local and introduced grapes varieties which collected from the Pome and Grapevine Research Center in Sweida using 20 primer pairs of SSR.

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