Physiological Differences of Ilex rotunda and Illicium anisatum under Low Light Intensities |
Son Seog-Gu
(Warm-temperature Forest Research Center, Korea Forest Research Institute)
Je Sun-Mi (University of Seoul, Department of Environmental horticulture) Woo Su-Young (University of Seoul, Department of Environmental horticulture) Byun Kwang-Ok (Korea Forest Research Institute, Department of Forest Genetics Resources) Kang Young-Je (Warm-temperature Forest Research Center Korea Forest Research Institute) Kwang Byung-Seo (Warm-temperature Forest Research Center Korea Forest Research Institute) |
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