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Soil conditions and evolution of aluminium resistance among cultivated and wild plant species on the Island of Madeira

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Jun 30, 2007
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53(6)
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239-246
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J.F.T. Ganança, I. Abreu, N.F. Sousa, et al. (2007). Soil conditions and evolution of aluminium resistance among cultivated and wild plant species on the Island of Madeira. Plant, Soil and Environment, 53(6), 239-246. https://doi.org/10.17221/2218-pse