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Biochemical and physiological aspects of boron toxicity in wheat and barley
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2000
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Mahboobi, Homa
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Plants, Effect of boron on.
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Boron in agriculture.
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H. Mahboobi, “Biochemical and physiological aspects of boron toxicity in wheat and barley,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2000.