Use of natural abundances of 13C and 15N in plant to study transition to C and N autotrophy of young walnut seedlings: effect of elevated [CO2] on N autotrophy acquisition. - Archive ouverte HAL Access content directly
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Use of natural abundances of 13C and 15N in plant to study transition to C and N autotrophy of young walnut seedlings: effect of elevated [CO2] on N autotrophy acquisition.

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Pascale Maillard, Eliane Deléens, François-Alain Daudet, Jean-Marc Guehl. Use of natural abundances of 13C and 15N in plant to study transition to C and N autotrophy of young walnut seedlings: effect of elevated [CO2] on N autotrophy acquisition.. "Stable isotopes and the integration of biological, ecological and geochemical processes", University of Newcastle upon Tyne, 9-11 July 1996., Jul 1996, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom. ⟨hal-03812447⟩

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