THE EFFECT OF PH AND BICARBONATE IONS ON THE UPTAKE OF SALTS BY DISKS OF RED BEET

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HURD, RG

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JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BOTANY | 1958年 / 9卷 / 26期

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10.1093/jxb/9.2.159

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Q94 [植物学];

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071001 ;

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