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July 1, 2001Journal of Experimental BotanyOpen Access

Acclimation of plants to light gradients in leaf canopies: evidence for a possible role for cytokinins transported in the transpiration stream

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TPThijs L. PonsRadboud University NijmegenWJW. JordiNational University of Ireland, MaynoothDKDaan KuiperInstitute of Crop Science

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