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Volume 15, Issue 1

Self-fertility in Free

Abstract

SUMMARY: Two interfertile strains of were re-examined for evidence of self-fertility. One strain was self-fertile, the frequency of recombination being affected by the manner in which the parent organisms were grown before being combined. The other strain gave no evidence of self-fertility.

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Self-fertility in Pseudomonas aeruginosa
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