Morphological, physiological, and structural responses of two species of artemisia to NaCl stress.

Morphological, physiological, and structural responses of two species of artemisia to NaCl stress.
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两种蒿属植物对 NaCl 胁迫的形态、生理和结构响应

DOI:
10.1155/2013/309808
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2013
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通讯作者:
Chen FD
Chen FD
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作者:
Guan ZY;Su YJ;Teng NJ;Chen SM;Sun HN;Li CL;Chen FD

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