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March 1, 1928Journal of Heredity

The Origin of Certain Thornless Blackberries and Dewberries

H. B. BUTTERFIELD

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H. B. BUTTERFIELD; THE ORIGIN OF CERTAIN THORNLESS BLACKBERRIES AND DEWBERRIES, Journal of Heredity, Volume 19, Issue 3, 1 March 1928, Pages 135–138, https://do

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