Interactive salt—Alkali stress and exogenous Ca 2+ effects on growth and osmotic adjustment of Lolium multiflorum in a coastal estuary
Authors:
- Youyuan ChenYCYouyuan Chen
- Pengzhan LuPLPengzhan Lu
- Ping SunPSPing Sun
- Lai WeiLWLai Wei
- Guanglin ChenGCGuanglin Chen
- Dan WuDWDan Wu
Abstract
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- Scientific Research Program of Comprehensive Regulation Project in the Downstream of Licun River and Zhangcun River (T-20150205-018)
- Tianhui Wu for her valuable assistance with sample collection and analysis
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