The response of rice grain quality to ozone exposure during growth depends on ozone level and genotype
Authors:
- Michael FreiMFMichael Frei
- Yoshihisa KohnoYKYoshihisa Kohno
- Stefan TietzeSTStefan Tietze
- Mario JekleMJMario Jekle
- Mohammed A. HusseinMHMohammed A. Hussein
- Thomas BeckerTBThomas Becker
- Klaus BeckerKBKlaus Becker
- 1 April 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Environmental Pollution
- Vol. 163, 199-206
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