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The influence of high salt stress on starch, sucrose and degradative enzymes of two glycine max varieties that differ in salt tolerance

G. Rathert Plant Nutrition, Berliner Str. 80, Berlin 37, D‐1000, Federal Republic of Germany
Pages 199-209 | Published online: 21 Nov 2008

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Hadi Pirasteh-Anosheh, Yahya Emam & Mohammad Pessarakli. (2019) Grain filling pattern of Hordeum vulgare as affected by salicylic acid and salt stress. Journal of Plant Nutrition 42:3, pages 278-286.
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