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A dynamic whole-plant model of integrated metabolism of nitrogen and carbon. 1. Comparative ecological implications of ammonium-nitrate interactions

Bijlsma    
R.J.    
Lambers    
H.    
Kooijman    
S.A.L.M.    

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