ArticleFrontiers in plant science2020
Multielemental Stoichiometry in Plant Organs: A Case Study With the Alpine Herb
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Abstract
Multiple elements are required to be allocated to different organs to meet the demands for plant growth, reproduction, and maintenance. However, our knowledge remains limited on the stoichiometry in all plant organs in response to heterogeneous environments. Here, we present the systematic investigation of multielemental stoichiometry in organs of the alpine plant
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