The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata

Pankoke H, Höpfner I, Matuszak A, Beyschlag W, Müller C (2015)
Phytochemistry 118: 149-161.

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Pankoke, HelgaUniBi; Höpfner, IngoUniBi; Matuszak, Agnieszka; Beyschlag, WolframUniBi; Müller, CarolineUniBi
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Phytochemistry
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Pankoke H, Höpfner I, Matuszak A, Beyschlag W, Müller C. The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata. Phytochemistry. 2015;118:149-161.
Pankoke, H., Höpfner, I., Matuszak, A., Beyschlag, W., & Müller, C. (2015). The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata. Phytochemistry, 118, 149-161. doi:10.1016/j.phytochem.2015.07.014
Pankoke, Helga, Höpfner, Ingo, Matuszak, Agnieszka, Beyschlag, Wolfram, and Müller, Caroline. 2015. “The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata”. Phytochemistry 118: 149-161.
Pankoke, H., Höpfner, I., Matuszak, A., Beyschlag, W., and Müller, C. (2015). The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata. Phytochemistry 118, 149-161.
Pankoke, H., et al., 2015. The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata. Phytochemistry, 118, p 149-161.
H. Pankoke, et al., “The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata”, Phytochemistry, vol. 118, 2015, pp. 149-161.
Pankoke, H., Höpfner, I., Matuszak, A., Beyschlag, W., Müller, C.: The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata. Phytochemistry. 118, 149-161 (2015).
Pankoke, Helga, Höpfner, Ingo, Matuszak, Agnieszka, Beyschlag, Wolfram, and Müller, Caroline. “The effects of mineral nitrogen limitation, competition, arbuscular mycorrhiza, and their respective interactions, on morphological and chemical plant traits of Plantago lanceolata”. Phytochemistry 118 (2015): 149-161.

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