The Kok effect in Vicia faba cannot be explained solely by changes in chloroplastic CO2 concentration.

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The Kok effect in Vicia faba c ...... loroplastic CO2 concentration.

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The Kok effect in Vicia faba c ...... hloroplastic CO2 concentration

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In vivo respiratory metabolism of illuminated leaves.

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10.1111/NPH.14775

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Mark A Adams

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2017-08-31T00:00:00Z

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