Physiological basis of chilling tolerance and early-season growth in miscanthus.

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Physiological basis of chilling tolerance and early-season growth in miscanthus

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Ariane Staelens

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Dirk Reheul

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Hilde Muylle

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Isabel Roldán-Ruiz

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Pavel Kerchev

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Peter Lootens

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Wim Van den Ende

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10.1093/AOB/MCX159

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121

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Simon Fonteyne

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2018-02-01T00:00:00Z

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