Biological Reviews

Volume 34, Issue 2 pp. 159-220

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SALT UPTAKE IN PLANTS

J. F. SUTCLIFFE, 

J. F. SUTCLIFFE

Department of Botany, King's College, University of London

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J. F. SUTCLIFFE, 

J. F. SUTCLIFFE

Department of Botany, King's College, University of London

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First published: May 1959

https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1469-185X.1959.tb01288.x

Citations: 32

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