Similar geometric rules govern the distribution of veins and stomata in petals, sepals and leaves.

Similar geometric rules govern the distribution of veins and stomata in petals, sepals and leaves.
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10.1111/nph.15210
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2018-09
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The New phytologist
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Feng-Ping Zhang;Madeline R Carins Murphy;A. Cardoso;G. Jordan;T. Brodribb
Feng-Ping Zhang;Madeline R Carins Murphy;A. Cardoso;G. Jordan;T. Brodribb
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作者:
Feng-Ping Zhang;Madeline R Carins Murphy;A. Cardoso;G. Jordan;T. Brodribb

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