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Effect of gibberellins A1 through A9 on flower formation inMyosotis alpestris L.

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Michniewicz, M., Lang, A. Effect of gibberellins A1 through A9 on flower formation inMyosotis alpestris L.. Naturwissenschaften 49, 211–212 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00633968

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