Interaction between External and Internal Conditions in the Development of Photosynthetic Features in a Grass Leaf: I. REGIONAL RESPONSES ALONG A LEAF DURING AND AFTER LOW-LIGHT OR HIGH-LIGHT ACCLIMATION
AUTOR(ES)
Prioul, Jean-Louis
RESUMO
Morphological and functional features were compared along a developing third leaf and fully expanded leaf from high-light- and low-light-acclimated seedlings of Lolium multiflorum.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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