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June 19, 2008Journal of Experimental BotanyOpen Access

Non-reciprocal interactions between K+ and Na+ ions in barley (Hordeum vulgare L.)

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HKHerbert J. KronzuckerThe University of MelbourneMSMark W. SzczerbaUniversity of TorontoLSL. M. SchulzeUniversity of Mannheim

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