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The relationship between protein content and dry weight of guard cells and other single cell samples ofVicia faba L. leaflet

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Outlaw, W.H., Manchester, J. & Zenger, V.E. The relationship between protein content and dry weight of guard cells and other single cell samples ofVicia faba L. leaflet. Histochem J 13, 329–334 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01006886

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