Genetic Insights Into Pathways Supporting Optimized Biological Nitrogen Fixation in Chickpea and Their Interaction With Disease Resistance Breeding
S.L. Bithell(New South Wales Department of Primary Industries), Jonathan M. Plett(Western Sydney University), S. Harden(New South Wales Department of Primary Industries), Krista L. Plett(Queen's University), Fridtjof Snijders(Western Sydney University), Jamil Chowdhury(Western Sydney University), A. K. Kamiri(Western Sydney University), Muhammad Asif(New South Wales Department of Primary Industries)
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