Plant Physiol. 1944 Apr; 19(2): 294–309.
doi: 10.1104/pp.19.2.294
PMCID: PMC438156
PMID: 16653915
GROWTH RESPONSES OF HEMP TO DIFFERENTIAL SOIL AND AIR TEMPERATURES
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