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Suitability for dehydration in white potatoes as determined by the factors of variety, place of production, and stage of maturity. II

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Caldwell, J.S., Culpepper, C.W. & Stevenson, F.J. Suitability for dehydration in white potatoes as determined by the factors of variety, place of production, and stage of maturity. II. American Potato Journal 21, 217–229 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02855005

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