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January 1, 1932Annals of Botany

A Quantitative Study of the Geotropism of Seedlings with Special Reference to the Nature and Development of their Statolith Apparatus

Lilian E. Hawker

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LILIAN E. HAWKER, M.Sc; A Quantitative Study of the Geotropism of Seedlings with Special Reference to the Nature and Development of their Statolith Apparat

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