The response of rice grain quality to ozone exposure during growth depends on ozone level and genotype

Michael Frei(University of Bonn), Thomas Becker(Technical University of Munich), Mario Jekle(Technical University of Munich), Stefan Tietze(Technical University of Munich), M. A. Hussein(Technical University of Munich), Yoshihisa Kohno(Nagasaki Ajisai Hospital)

Environmental Pollution

January 17, 2012

10.1016/j.envpol.2011.12.039

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