Effects of Nutrient Supply on the Photosynthesis of Maize Hybrids

Cereal Research Communications - Tập 33 - Trang 169-172 - 2005
József Csajbók1, Erika Kutasy1, Éva Hunyadi Borbély1, Zoltán Futó1, Péter Jakab1
1Centre for Agricultural Sciences, Faculty of Agronomy Department of Crop Production and Applied Ecology, University of Debrecen, Hungary

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