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Milius, Susan (2009) Life: Growing red hot has its downside: Culinary kick carries risks for chili peppers in the wild. Science News, 176. 12 doi:10.1002/scin.5591760211

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TitleLife: Growing red hot has its downside: Culinary kick carries risks for chili peppers in the wild
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AuthorsMilius, SusanAuthor
Year2009 (October 9)Volume176
PublisherWiley
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Full ReferenceMilius, Susan (2009) Life: Growing red hot has its downside: Culinary kick carries risks for chili peppers in the wild. Science News, 176. 12 doi:10.1002/scin.5591760211
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