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Control of plant growth resides in the shoot, and not in the root, in reciprocal grafts of flacca and wild-type tomato (Lysopersicon esculentum), in the presence and absence of salinity stress

Chen    
G. Fu    
X. Herman Lips    
S. Sagi    
M.    

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