Ethane measurement as an indicator of submergence tolerance of rice cultivars

C2 - Non-edited contributions to conferences

Santosa, E., Boamfa, I., Ram, P. C., Jackson, M. B. and Harren, F. J. M. 2001. Ethane measurement as an indicator of submergence tolerance of rice cultivars. Abstracts 7th Conference of the International Society for Plant Anaerobiosis, Nijmegen, 12-16 June 2001 . pp. 49

Authors	Santosa, E., Boamfa, I., Ram, P. C., Jackson, M. B. and Harren, F. J. M.
Type	C2 - Non-edited contributions to conferences
Year of Publication	2001
Funder project or code	413
	521
	Project: 4164
	Project: 3795
Page range	49

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Ethane measurement as an indicator of submergence tolerance of rice cultivars

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