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Root aerenchyma, oxygen leakage patterns and alcoholic fermentation ability of the roots of some nymphaeid and isoetid macrophytes in relation to the sediment type of their habitat

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Root aerenchyma, oxygen leakage patterns and alcoholic fermentation ability of the roots of some nymphaeid and isoetid macrophytes in relation to the sediment type of their habitat

Smits, A.J.M.; Laan, P.; Thier, R.H.; van der Velde, G.
Aquatic Botany , Volume 38 (1): 3-17 – Oct 1, 1990
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Root aerenchyma, oxygen leakage patterns and alcoholic fermentation ability of the roots of some nymphaeid and isoetid macrophytes in relation to the sediment type of their habitat

Smits, A.J.M.; Laan, P.; Thier, R.H.; van der Velde, G.
Aquatic Botany , Volume 38 (1): 3-17 – Oct 1, 1990

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Published: Oct 1, 1990

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