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. 1973 Nov;27(4):214–216. doi: 10.1136/jech.27.4.214

Potato cultivation and storage in South Wales and its relation to neural tube malformation prevalence.

C J Roberts, C J Revington, S Lloyd

PMCID: PMC478797 PMID: 4586523

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