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Differential contributions of NO3−/NH4+ to nitrogen use in response to a variable inorganic nitrogen supply in plantlets of two Brassicaceae species in vitro

Zhang et al., 2019

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18356969267840659802
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Zhang K
Wu Y
Hang H
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Plant Methods

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Background The primary sources of nitrogen for plants have been suggested to be nitrate (NO3−) and ammonium (NH4+). However, when both nitrate and ammonium are simultaneously available to plants, it is very difficult to differentially quantify NO3−/NH4+ …
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