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April 1, 2001Journal of Experimental BotanyOpen Access

The use of microelectrodes to investigate compartmentation and the transport of metabolized inorganic ions in plants

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TMTony MillerJohn Innes CentreSCSarah Jane CooksonUniversité de BordeauxSSSusan J. SmithUniversity of Cambridge

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