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March 1, 1997Journal of Experimental Botany

Characterization of ion channel modulator effects on ABA- and malate-induced stomatal movements: strong regulation by kinase and phosphatase inhibitors, and relative insensitivity to mastoparans

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JEJohn E. EsserUniversity of California, San DiegoYLYimeng LiaoJulian I. SchroederJulian I. SchroederCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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