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Calcium (45Ca) uptake inhibition by calcium (Ca2+)‐channel blockers in the presence of two atpase inactivators

R. E. Wilkinson Department of Agronomy, University of Georgia, Agricultural Experiment Stations, Georgia Station, Griffin, GA, 30223–1797
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R. R. Duncan Department of Agronomy, University of Georgia, Agricultural Experiment Stations, Georgia Station, Griffin, GA, 30223–1797
Pages 433-444 | Published online: 21 Nov 2008

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R. E. Wilkinson, R. R. Duncan & C. Berry. (1994) Element absorption by sorghum root tips as influenced by multiple ion‐channel and ion‐pump inhibitors. Journal of Plant Nutrition 17:12, pages 2235-2241.
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R. E. Wilkinson & R. R. Duncan. (1994) Seashore paspalum (Paspalum vaginatuh swartz) seminal root response to calcium (45ca2+) absorption modifiers. Journal of Plant Nutrition 17:8, pages 1385-1392.
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R. E. Wilkinson & R. R. Duncan. (1994) Acid‐soil‐stress influence on mineral‐ion contents of sorghum leaves and juvenile panicles. Journal of Plant Nutrition 17:8, pages 1309-1332.
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R. E. Wilkinson & R. R. Duncan. (1993) Calcium (45CA2+) absorption by sorghum seedling root tips in the presence of ruthenium red and verapamil. Journal of Plant Nutrition 16:10, pages 1969-1973.
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Patrizia De Nisi & Graziano Zocchi. (1996) The role of calcium in the cold shock responses. Plant Science 121:2, pages 161-166.
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