Relationship between root tip morphology and growth conditions across Macaranga and Shorea species in a tropical lowland forest of Peninsula Malaysia

Relationship between root tip morphology and growth conditions across Macaranga and Shorea species in a tropical lowland forest of Peninsula Malaysia
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10.1007/s11104-022-05665-1
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发表时间:
2022-08
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4.9
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S. Ugawa;Wataru Kuninaka;Keisuke Hayata;Naoko Maruta;Syota Ohashi;Victoria Rika Kubota;Ahmad Rozita;K. Wan Rasidah
S. Ugawa;Wataru Kuninaka;Keisuke Hayata;Naoko Maruta;Syota Ohashi;Victoria Rika Kubota;Ahmad Rozita;K. Wan Rasidah
中科院分区:
农林科学2区
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作者:
S. Ugawa;Wataru Kuninaka;Keisuke Hayata;Naoko Maruta;Syota Ohashi;Victoria Rika Kubota;Ahmad Rozita;K. Wan Rasidah

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