Aquaporin-mediated reduction in maize root hydraulic conductivity impacts cell turgor and leaf elongation even without changing transpiration.
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Aquaporin-mediated reduction in maize root hydraulic conductivity impacts cell turgor and leaf elongation even without changing transpiration.
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Christina Ehlert
Christophe Maurel
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10.1104/PP.108.131458
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2009-04-15T00:00:00Z