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Growth Regulation Mechanisms in Higher Plants under Microgravity Conditions. Changes in Cell Wall Metabolism.

Published:2000 Issue:2 Volume:14 Page:75-96
ISSN:0914-9201
Container-title:Biological Sciences in Space
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Short-container-title:Biol. Sci. Space

Author:

Hoson Takayuki,Kamisaka Seiichiro,Wakabayashi Kazuyuki,Soga Kouichi,Tabuchi Akira,Tokumoto Hayato,Okamura Kuniko,Nakamura Yukiko,Mori Ryuji,Tanimoto Eiichi,Takeba Go,Nishitani Kazuhiko,Izumi Ryutaro,Ishioka Noriaki,Kamigaichi Shigeki,Aizawa Sachiko,Yoshizaki Izumi,Shimazu Toru,Fukui Keiji

Publisher

Japanese Society for Biological Sciences in Space

Subject

General Medicine

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