Electrical signalling and systemic proteinase inhibitor induction in the wounded plant
Authors:
- D. C. WildonDWD. C. Wildon
- J. F. ThainJTJ. F. Thain
- P. E. H. MinchinPMP. E. H. Minchin
- I. R. GubbIGI. R. Gubb
- A. J. ReillyARA. J. Reilly
- Y. D. SkipperYSY. D. Skipper
- H. M. DohertyHDH. M. Doherty
- P. J. O'DOnnellPOP. J. O'DOnnell
- D. J. BowlesDBD. J. Bowles
- 1 November 1992
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature
- Vol. 360 (6399) , 62-65
Abstract
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