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Rapporto Tra le Clorofille a E b in Cuscuta Australis

F. Bertossi Istituto Botanico, Bologna
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A. Baccarini Istituto Botanico, Bologna
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N. Bagni Istituto Botanico, Bologna
Pages 517-521 | Published online: 14 Sep 2009

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G. Laudi, P. Medeghini Bonatti & G. Fricano. (1974) ULTRASTRUCTURE OF PLASTIDS OF PARASITIC HIGHER PLANTS. V. INFLUENCE OF LIGHT ON CUSCUTA PLASTIDS. Israel Journal of Botany 23:3, pages 145-150.
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G. F.Soldatini, G. Lotti & C. Paradossi. (1981) Evidence for Dark CO2 Fixation through PEP Carboxylase in Orobanche lucorum A. Br.. Biochemie und Physiologie der Pflanzen 176:2, pages 109-115.
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A. Baccarini & B. A. Melandri. (2006) Studies on Orobanche hederae Physiology: Pigments and CO 2 Fixation . Physiologia Plantarum 20:1, pages 245-250.
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