Mention414398
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| so:text | A knowledge of Mendelism is recognized by me as only the ABC to the broader knowledge of heredity necessary for success in animal and plant improvement, and all variations and all mutations of every nature are responses to environment which, by repetition and combination, are slowly but surely fixed in heredity and at last made tangible, most often through the crossing of varieties, species, or genera, either by nature or that part of nature called man. (en) |
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| so:description | How Plants are Trained to Work for Man (1921) Vol. 1 Plant Breeding (en) |
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