Citation for Published Item: Use Policy a Compartmental Model Analysis of Integrative and Self- Regulatory Ion Dynamics in Pollen Tube Growth

Citation for Published Item: Use Policy a Compartmental Model Analysis of Integrative and Self- Regulatory Ion Dynamics in Pollen Tube Growth
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J. Liu;B. M. A. G. Piette;M. Deeks;Franklin-Tong;V. E. Hussey;P. J. a;Junli Liu;B. M. A. G. Piette;M. Deeks;V. Franklin-Tong;P. Hussey;Richard James Morris;John Innes Centre
J. Liu;B. M. A. G. Piette;M. Deeks;Franklin-Tong;V. E. Hussey;P. J. a;Junli Liu;B. M. A. G. Piette;M. Deeks;V. Franklin-Tong;P. Hussey;Richard James Morris;John Innes Centre
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J. Liu;B. M. A. G. Piette;M. Deeks;Franklin-Tong;V. E. Hussey;P. J. a;Junli Liu;B. M. A. G. Piette;M. Deeks;V. Franklin-Tong;P. Hussey;Richard James Morris;John Innes Centre

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