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. 1961 Sep;36(5):581–588. doi: 10.1104/pp.36.5.581

Selective translocation of products of photosynthesis in soybean ^¹^,^²

C D Nelson ^1,³, Heinz Clauss ^1,⁴, D C Mortimer ¹, Paul R Gorham ¹

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