The first genetic linkage map of Primulina eburnea (Gesneriaceae) based on EST-derived SNP markers.

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The first genetic linkage map ...... ed on EST-derived SNP markers.

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Chao Feng

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Chen Feng

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Ming Kang

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10.1007/S12041-016-0650-1

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