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Physiological ontogeny in plant and its relation to nutrition. 3. The effect of nitrogen supply on the drifting composition of the leaves

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ArticlePublication details: 1937 In: The Australian Journal of Experimental Biology and Medical Science v. 15, p. 385-404

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