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Bashaw EC, Hussey MA, Hignight KW.  1992.  Hybridization (N + N and 2n + N) of Facultative Apomictic Species in the Pennisetum Agamic Complex. International Journal of Plant Sciences. 153:466-470. Abstract
Akiyama Y, Hanna W, Ozias-Akins P.  2005.  High-resolution physical mapping reveals that the apospory-specific genomic region (ASGR) in Cenchrus ciliaris is located on a heterochromatic and hemizygous region of a single chromosome. Theoretical and Applied Genetics. 111:1042-1051. Abstract
Bowers JE, Abbey C, Anderson S, Chang C, Draye X, Hoppe AH, Jessup R, Lemke C, Lennington J, Li ZK et al..  2003.  A high-density genetic recombination map of sequence-tagged sites for Sorghum, as a framework for comparative structural and evolutionary genomics of tropical grains and grasses. Genetics. 165:367-386. Abstract
De la Barrera E, Castellanos AE.  2007.  High temperature effects on gas exchange for the invasive buffel grass (Pennisetum ciliare[L.] Link). Weed biology and management. 7:128-131. Abstract
Dwyer SA, Ghannoum O, Nicotra A, Von Caemmerer S.  2007.  High temperature acclimation of C-4 photosynthesis is linked to changes in photosynthetic biochemistry. Plant Cell and Environment. 30:53-66. Abstract
Barker JR, Kidar MM.  1989.  HERBAGE YIELDS OF CENCHRUS-CILIARIS L INCREASE WITH CLIPPING. Tropical grasslands. 23:80-83.
Duke JA.  1983.  Handbook of Energy Crops.

 

 

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