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Inbreds B102 (Reg. no. PL-281, PI 594045), B103 (Reg. no. PL- 282, PI 594046), B104 (Reg. no. PL-283, PI 594047), BIOS (Reg. no. PL-284, PI 594048), and B106 (Reg. no. PL-285, PI 594049) are yellow dent maize (Zea mays L.) lines developed cooperatively by the Iowa Agriculture and Home Economics Experiment Station and USDA-ARS. The lines were released on 8 Apr. 1996 because of their potential value as sources of germplasm in pedigreeselection breeding programs.
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