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Rapid determination of free proline for water-stress studies
Plant and Soil · 1973 · Vol. 39(1) · pp. 205–207
Lynn S. Bates✉(Kansas State University)R. P. Waldren(Kansas State University)I. D. Teare(Kansas State University)
Plant Stress Responses and TolerancePlant nutrient uptake and metabolismPotato Plant ResearchProlineIrrigationPlant physiologyDrought stressIrrigation schedulingWater stressChemistryBotanyAmino acidBiology
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