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… Why do large, nitrogen rich seedlings better resist stressful transplanting conditions? A
physiological analysis in two functionally contrasting Mediterranean forest species [J]. Forest …

… in plant nutrition, and plant nutrition and disease resistance … of various nitrogen application
levels on nitrogen metabolism of flue-cured tobacco in different fertility levels tobacco-planting …

… in tinfoil and placed in liquid nitrogen, and put in −80 C … environment after they were
transplanted from the nutrient-rich 1/… so on, which were closely related with plant resistance to …

… in tinfoil and placed in liquid nitrogen, and put in −80 C … environment after they were
transplanted from the nutrient-rich 1/… so on, which were closely related with plant resistance to …

… stress tolerance trade-off as a contributor to species … partitioning in these species rich
assemblages. METHODOLOGY/… Our objective is to determine (1) how both leaf nitrogen and its …

… target control and tree planting to improve the canopy cover … Five plant samples (N=5) were
used each time to obtain … low temperatures that cause stress or mortality by damaging tissues…

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resistance to bending stress, hence it … Leucine-rich repeat, plant specific containing protein. 18 …

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serbica and R n : Plants … After subculturing and dividing of the plant elusters it was possible …