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The Influence of Internal Moisture Deficit on Translocation
The reduced growth of plants under conditions of moisture stress has been attributed to reduced turgor necessary for cell enlargement and to reduced photosynthesis often found in wilted or moisture stressed plants. Reduced translocation is rarely mentioned as a factor in reduced plant growth under l
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