THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES

Dietz K-J, SCHREIBER U, HEBER U (1985)
Planta 166(2): 219-226.

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Dietz, Karl-JosefUniBi; SCHREIBER, U; HEBER, U
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Fakultät für Biologie > Biochemie und Physiologie der Pflanzen
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1985
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Planta
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166
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2
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219-226
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0032-0935
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1432-2048
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Dietz K-J, SCHREIBER U, HEBER U. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES. Planta. 1985;166(2):219-226.
Dietz, K. - J., SCHREIBER, U., & HEBER, U. (1985). THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES. Planta, 166(2), 219-226. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00397352
Dietz, Karl-Josef, SCHREIBER, U, and HEBER, U. 1985. “THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES”. Planta 166 (2): 219-226.
Dietz, K. - J., SCHREIBER, U., and HEBER, U. (1985). THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES. Planta 166, 219-226.
Dietz, K.-J., SCHREIBER, U., & HEBER, U., 1985. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES. Planta, 166(2), p 219-226.
K.-J. Dietz, U. SCHREIBER, and U. HEBER, “THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES”, Planta, vol. 166, 1985, pp. 219-226.
Dietz, K.-J., SCHREIBER, U., HEBER, U.: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES. Planta. 166, 219-226 (1985).
Dietz, Karl-Josef, SCHREIBER, U, and HEBER, U. “THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE REDOX STATE OF QA AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN LEAVES AT VARIOUS CARBON-DIOXIDE, OXYGEN AND LIGHT REGIMES”. Planta 166.2 (1985): 219-226.

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