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. 1931 Oct;6(4):605–630. doi: 10.1104/pp.6.4.605

EFFECTS OF CALCIUM DEFICIENCY ON NITRATE ABSORPTION AND ON METABOLISM IN TOMATO^¹

G T Nightingale ¹, R M Addoms ¹, W R Robbins ¹, L G Schermerhorn ¹

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