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Systematic Significance of Lupine Alkaloids With Particular Reference to Baptisia (Leguminosae)

Morris F. Cranmer B. L. Turner

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M. F. Cranmer, B. L. Turner; SYSTEMATIC SIGNIFICANCE OF LUPINE ALKALOIDS WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO BAPTISIA (LEGUMINOSAE)1, Evolution, Volume 21, Issue

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