The Potential of DNA Barcode-Based Delineation Using Seven Putative Candidate Loci of the Plastid Region in Inferring Molecular Diversity of Cowpea at Sub-Species Level

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ISSN Online: 2161-6663
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"The Potential of DNA Barcode-Based Delineation Using Seven Putative Candidate Loci of the Plastid Region in Inferring Molecular Diversity of Cowpea at Sub-Species Level"
written by Patrick Okoth, John Muoma, Mulaya Emmanuel, Wekesa Clabe, Dennis O. Omayio, Paul O. Angienda,
published by American Journal of Molecular Biology, Vol.6 No.4, 2016

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