ECOPHYSIOLOGY OF THE SAND SEDGE CAREX ARENARIA L. II. THE DISTRIBUTION OF 14C ASSIMILATES

E-ISSN： 1438-8677|29|2-3|165-178

ISSN： 1435-8603

Source： PLANT BIOLOGY (ELECTRONIC), Vol.29, Iss.2-3, 1980-05, pp. : 165-178

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