FLUID FLOW IN THE OUTERMOST XYLEM INCREMENT OF A RING-POROUS TREE, ULMUS AMERICANA

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Ellmore, George S.; Ewers, Frank W.

American Journal of Botany , Volume 73 (12): 1771-1774 – Dec 1, 1986

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Ellmore, George S.; Ewers, Frank W.

American Journal of Botany , Volume 73 (12): 1771-1774 – Dec 1, 1986

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