Night-time leaf wetting process and its effect on the morning humidity gradient as a driving force of transpirational water loss in a semi-arid cornfield

Night-time leaf wetting process and its effect on the morning humidity gradient as a driving force of transpirational water loss in a semi-arid cornfield
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DOI:
10.1515/biolog-2015-0175
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发表时间:
2015-11
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影响因子:
1.5
通讯作者:
D. Yasutake;M. Mori;M. Kitano;Ryosuke Nomiyama;Yuta Miyoshi;Daisuke Hisaeda;Hiroyui Cho;K. Tagawa;Yueru Wu;Weizhen Wang
D. Yasutake;M. Mori;M. Kitano;Ryosuke Nomiyama;Yuta Miyoshi;Daisuke Hisaeda;Hiroyui Cho;K. Tagawa;Yueru Wu;Weizhen Wang
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生物学4区
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作者:
D. Yasutake;M. Mori;M. Kitano;Ryosuke Nomiyama;Yuta Miyoshi;Daisuke Hisaeda;Hiroyui Cho;K. Tagawa;Yueru Wu;Weizhen Wang

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