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Water status, photosynthetic pigments, C/N ratios and respiration rates of sitka spruce seedlings exposed to 70 ppbv ozone for a summer — Josep Penuelas (1994) | RDL Network
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Water status, photosynthetic pigments, C/N ratios and respiration rates of sitka spruce seedlings exposed to 70 ppbv ozone for a summer
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Water status, photosynthetic pigments, C/N ratios and respiration rates of sitka spruce seedlings exposed to 70 ppbv ozone for a summer
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1994
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Josep Penuelas
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Miquel Ribas‐Carbó
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