Root to shoot signalling minimizes foliar water deficits in flooded plants

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Jackson, M. B., Else, M. A. and Janowiak, F. 2001. Root to shoot signalling minimizes foliar water deficits in flooded plants. Abstracts SEB Annual Meeting, Canterbury, 2-6 April 2001 . pp. P5.20

AuthorsJackson, M. B., Else, M. A. and Janowiak, F.
TypeC2 - Non-edited contributions to conferences
Year of Publication2001
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