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April 1, 1995Functional Ecology

Relationships between Seed Reserves, Seedling Growth and Mycorrhizal Responses in 14 Related Shrubs (Rosidae) from a Low-Nutrient Environment

Nicky Allsopp William D. Stock

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N. Allsopp, W. D. Stock, Relationships between Seed Reserves, Seedling Growth and Mycorrhizal Responses in 14 Related Shrubs (Rosidae) from a Low-Nutrient Environment, Functional Ecology, Vol. 9, No. 2 (Apr., 1995), pp. 248-254

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