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Journal of Biological Education Volume 54, 2020 - Issue 2
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Students’ conceptions of plant reproduction processes This paper was presented at the ERIDOB conference 2020

Peter Lamperta Austrian Educational Competence Centre Biology (AECC-Bio), University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria;b Institute for General Education at Secondary School (IAS), University College of Teacher Education Vienna, Vienna, AustriaCorrespondence[email protected]
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Bernhard Müllnera Austrian Educational Competence Centre Biology (AECC-Bio), University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria;b Institute for General Education at Secondary School (IAS), University College of Teacher Education Vienna, Vienna, Austria
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Peter Panya Austrian Educational Competence Centre Biology (AECC-Bio), University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria;b Institute for General Education at Secondary School (IAS), University College of Teacher Education Vienna, Vienna, Austria
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Martin Scheuchc University College for Agricultural and Environmental Education, Vienna, Austria
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Michael Kiehna Austrian Educational Competence Centre Biology (AECC-Bio), University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria;d Core Facility Botanical Garden, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Pages 213-223 | Published online: 15 Mar 2020

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