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January 1, 1994Journal of Experimental Botany

Inward and outward transport of ammonium in roots of maize and sorghum: contrasting effects of methionine sulphoximine

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JFJinan FengUniversity of Southern CaliforniaRVRichard J. VolkAgricultural Research ServiceWJW. Andrew JacksonUniversity College Dublin

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