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Nitrogen concentration and nitrate/ammonium ratio affect yield and change the oxalic acid concentration and fatty acid profile of purslane (Portulaca oleracea L.) grown in a soilless culture system

Emanuela Fontana    
Jeanet Hoeberechts    
Silvana Nicola    
Victor Cros    
Giovanni Battista Palmegiano    
Pier Giorgio Peiretti    

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